Can a lawyer send a warning letter on my behalf? For instance, someone is causing me trouble, but I’d prefer not to go to the police right now. Could my lawyer send a letter stating that they should stop bothering me, or we’ll file a police complaint? If they continue, we’ll pursue the matter legally.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Can a lawyer send a warning letter on my behalf? For instance, someone is causing me trouble, but I’d prefer not to go to the police right now. Could my lawyer send a letter stating that they should stop bothering me, or we’ll file a police complaint? If they continue, we’ll pursue the matter legally.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Yes, a lawyer can send a warning letter on your behalf. This letter can state that the recipient should cease their actions or face legal consequences, including a police complaint. However, the letter itself does not have legal binding and the recipient is not obligated to comply.

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