First two questions are repetitions of your earlier questions. In brief, it is reiterated that you can always file your own cases for custody of your child and the visitation rights. No one can stop you from doing that. Please do not repeat the same question.
If a party to a court proceeding makes a false statement on oath to the court, it may be perjury for which action can be taken against that party. Secondly, such false statement shows the character of that party and also that such party has not come with clean hands before the court. It may have some bearing on the court matter, since the court may lose confidence in such party. Having said that, and with this caveat, a matter before the court (such as divorce petition) has to be decided on its own merits. If a particular case has its own merits, then it may not be thrown merely because of one or two lapses. Ultimately, it depends on the total factual matrix of the case, all facts considered together, including the false statement made and its effect on the merits of the case.
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