Because it involves property, I want the people's court to sue for divorce. Can I apply to the court for a lawyer to print communication records and text messages in the mobile hall?

As for the issue of obtaining evidence, it involves personal privacy (stipulated by law) and is also kept by other units, so it is not convenient for individuals to obtain evidence. According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Procedure Law, in this case, you can apply to the court, and the court will collect evidence, which is ok.

Second question, your daughter can be a witness and it must be legal. A person without civil capacity or with limited capacity may be a witness if the facts to be proved are suitable for his age, intelligence or health. It has nothing to do with the relationship between the parties, and the relationship with the parties can only involve the probative force and whether the court will win the trust. In short, as long as it can adapt to its intelligence, it is not a witness until it can't distinguish right from wrong and express it correctly. If your daughter is an adult, absolutely no problem.