Sentences with phrase «answered under penalty of perjury»

Lawyers in courtroom cases tend to prepare interrogatories (questions) to be answered under penalty of perjury, set depositions, conduct opposition research to put the other spouse in the worst possible light, and prepare for trial.

It usually takes several months to gather this information through discovery methods, such as subpoenas and interrogatories — written questions that you and your spouse both must answer under penalty of perjury.