I started dating a woman, only to find out she was married and going through a divorce. She borrowed 80,000 rupees from me and took some belongings from my place. She even tried to hurt me! The police suggested settling things quietly because she could file various cases against me. I have all the bank and purchase records showing I paid for everything. Now she’s refusing to return the money and has taken all my things. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I started dating a woman, only to find out she was married and going through a divorce. She borrowed 80,000 rupees from me and took some belongings from my place. She even tried to hurt me! The police suggested settling things quietly because she could file various cases against me. I have all the bank and purchase records showing I paid for everything. Now she’s refusing to return the money and has taken all my things. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I started dating a woman, only to find out she was married and going through a divorce. She borrowed 80,000 rupees from me and took some belongings from my place. She even tried to hurt me! The police suggested settling things quietly because she could file various cases against me. I have all the bank and purchase records showing I paid for everything. Now she’s refusing to return the money and has taken all my things. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should consult a lawyer immediately. The police’s suggestion to settle quietly may be to avoid further legal complications, but you have legal recourse. Your evidence, including bank records and purchase receipts, can be used to recover your money and belongings. A lawyer can help you navigate the legal process and protect your rights.

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