Answer: It depends. The “marital privilege” (also known as the “spousal privilege”) is one of the more complicated California evidentiary privileges. This is because it is actually two privileges: the spousal testimonial privilege, and the confidential marital communications privilege. The spousal testimonial privilege means that your current spouse can refuse to testify in a court …
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