Lie in Conference Briefs
Conferences are confidential.
Conference briefs are not sworn documents.
After the conference, the briefs cannot be referred to due to the confidentiality of conferences. You cannot use briefs to discredit the opposing party.
Some lawyers take advantage of this fact and will deliberately mislead the court with false information in their brief.
They mislead to derail the other party and to get the disclosures they are seeking based on false information.
For example, they may talk about retiring at a conference to avoid paying spousal support and to panic the opposing party, when in fact, they have no intention of retiring.
The fact that cannot use this information later to show how they are wasting everyone’s with false narratives.
Judges are well versed with these tactics. Remember they were lawyers before they became a judges!