I can attest that it's not (a big deal). My ex-wife lied repeatedly in written court certifications about money she was receiving from her parents which I ulti

I can attest that it's not (a big deal). My ex-wife lied repeatedly in written court certifications about money she was receiving from her parents which I ultimately proved were lies. This, I assumed, was tantamount to perjury (given that these were supposedly 'sworn statements' with all the requisite mumbo jumbo about 'penalties'). Guess what? nothing happened. thanks for paying all of that extra money in alimony that you didn't have to...You lied to the Court.. and me, for years.. eh, no big deal. thanks for playing our super-fun anachronistic, ceremonial scamfest. I believe lying is actually encouraged by the Court system because the onus is the adversary to prove it and, even if you do, nothing really happens. Threats of 'contempt' are just that.. threats. Contempt of Court, contempt of Congress..perjury.. yawn. On another note, getting some rain today..really need it.