Q: Can recordings of a conversation be proof of an affair in case of my husband in Georgia
A:
They can, however the recording should have been made by one of the persons who were a party to the conversation. It would also depend upon where the people where when the conversation happened (e.g., one person in Illinois and one in Georgia at the time of the conversation).
If you placed something on the phone to record the conversation when you were not a party in the conversation, you may have committed a crime. Better to get a divorce lawyer and seek some advice from him or her.
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