Sitova Z. filed a lawsuit against R. Galakhov on establishing paternity and recovering child support for the maintenance of Igor’s son. Sitova based her claim on the fact that she was in close relations with Galakhov R., he promised to marry her, for some time he acknowledged himself as the father of the child, but then refused paternity and did not want to register his father in the registry office.
Among the evidence, the plaintiff presented a sound-video recording of the defendant’s appeal to the plaintiff, where the defendant congratulated her on the birth of the boy, and several times called him a son.
The defendant objected to the claim for establishing paternity and collecting child support, citing the fact that he was outside the country for a year and a half before the birth of the child and did not meet with Sitova Z. As evidence, in support of the fact of the exclusion of paternity, Galakhov submitted written statements his mother and sister that he was currently on a long business trip to Austria.
Define forensic evidence. Can these written materials and video be considered as evidence in the case?
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