For the past three years, I’ve been close friends with this girl, and while we’ve always had a good rapport, I’ve been more attached than she has. She’s faced some financial difficulties, and I’ve supported her, as she’s asked. Now, she’s accusing me of harassment and wants to distance herself. I’ve offered to get back my things and the money I’ve spent on her, but she’s refusing and even sent me a legal notice. I have plenty of evidence showing my genuine help, but she’s ignoring it. I feel exploited and am under immense mental pressure. How can I get my belongings and money back, and defend myself against these false accusations?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › For the past three years, I’ve been close friends with this girl, and while we’ve always had a good rapport, I’ve been more attached than she has. She’s faced some financial difficulties, and I’ve supported her, as she’s asked. Now, she’s accusing me of harassment and wants to distance herself. I’ve offered to get back my things and the money I’ve spent on her, but she’s refusing and even sent me a legal notice. I have plenty of evidence showing my genuine help, but she’s ignoring it. I feel exploited and am under immense mental pressure. How can I get my belongings and money back, and defend myself against these false accusations?
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For the past three years, I’ve been close friends with this girl, and while we’ve always had a good rapport, I’ve been more attached than she has. She’s faced some financial difficulties, and I’ve supported her, as she’s asked. Now, she’s accusing me of harassment and wants to distance herself. I’ve offered to get back my things and the money I’ve spent on her, but she’s refusing and even sent me a legal notice. I have plenty of evidence showing my genuine help, but she’s ignoring it. I feel exploited and am under immense mental pressure. How can I get my belongings and money back, and defend myself against these false accusations?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a civil suit to recover your belongings and money, providing proof of your genuine help and the lack of any inappropriate behavior. You can also file a defamation case against the false accusations, presenting evidence of your good intentions and the lack of any harassment. Consult a lawyer for specific legal advice and guidance.

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