My family is facing a serious issue in Tirunelveli. A person who previously helped us has filed a complaint with the police, claiming we owe her a large amount. Even though I explained the truth, the police are demanding a settlement. I’ve made payments in installments, but I can’t keep up with the demands. Now, she’s threatening to escalate the situation again. I’m completely lost and need guidance on how to proceed. Should I seek legal help from a lawyer to issue a legal notice?

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Law Forum › Category: Banking / Finance › My family is facing a serious issue in Tirunelveli. A person who previously helped us has filed a complaint with the police, claiming we owe her a large amount. Even though I explained the truth, the police are demanding a settlement. I’ve made payments in installments, but I can’t keep up with the demands. Now, she’s threatening to escalate the situation again. I’m completely lost and need guidance on how to proceed. Should I seek legal help from a lawyer to issue a legal notice?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My family is facing a serious issue in Tirunelveli. A person who previously helped us has filed a complaint with the police, claiming we owe her a large amount. Even though I explained the truth, the police are demanding a settlement. I’ve made payments in installments, but I can’t keep up with the demands. Now, she’s threatening to escalate the situation again. I’m completely lost and need guidance on how to proceed. Should I seek legal help from a lawyer to issue a legal notice?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

It is advisable to seek legal help from a lawyer in Tirunelveli. They can assess the situation, understand the merits of your case, and advise you on the best course of action. A lawyer can help you issue a legal notice to address the threats and potentially negotiate a resolution with the person involved.

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