I’m a single mother, divorced and raising my 11-year-old daughter. Recently, the police came looking for me because of a case involving a woman accusing her husband of forcing her to have an abortion. They asked for my statement, but I’m worried about getting involved. The police even left a notice at my home and had my daughter sign it while I was away. What options do I have to protect myself in this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I’m a single mother, divorced and raising my 11-year-old daughter. Recently, the police came looking for me because of a case involving a woman accusing her husband of forcing her to have an abortion. They asked for my statement, but I’m worried about getting involved. The police even left a notice at my home and had my daughter sign it while I was away. What options do I have to protect myself in this situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’m a single mother, divorced and raising my 11-year-old daughter. Recently, the police came looking for me because of a case involving a woman accusing her husband of forcing her to have an abortion. They asked for my statement, but I’m worried about getting involved. The police even left a notice at my home and had my daughter sign it while I was away. What options do I have to protect myself in this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can consult a lawyer to understand your legal obligations and rights. Since the police have left a notice at your home and your daughter signed it, you need to cooperate with the investigation. You can explain your lack of involvement and request that your privacy be respected.

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