I’m heartbroken and lost. I met a woman in the US, and we were planning to get married. We were together for eight months, and I ended up spending around 40 lakhs on her. Now, she’s left me, and she’s currently in Bangalore. I’ve lost a lot more than just money; I lost my reputation with friends, colleagues, and family. I’m looking for a lawyer who can guide me on how to move forward legally. I’m not sure how to explain this to everyone. I need help.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I’m heartbroken and lost. I met a woman in the US, and we were planning to get married. We were together for eight months, and I ended up spending around 40 lakhs on her. Now, she’s left me, and she’s currently in Bangalore. I’ve lost a lot more than just money; I lost my reputation with friends, colleagues, and family. I’m looking for a lawyer who can guide me on how to move forward legally. I’m not sure how to explain this to everyone. I need help.
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Apni Law Staff asked 12 months ago

I’m heartbroken and lost. I met a woman in the US, and we were planning to get married. We were together for eight months, and I ended up spending around 40 lakhs on her. Now, she’s left me, and she’s currently in Bangalore. I’ve lost a lot more than just money; I lost my reputation with friends, colleagues, and family. I’m looking for a lawyer who can guide me on how to move forward legally. I’m not sure how to explain this to everyone. I need help.

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Apni Law Staff answered 12 months ago

Indian law doesn’t provide a specific legal remedy for “heartbreak” or “lost reputation”. You can consult a lawyer to explore options like breach of promise to marry if there was a formal agreement, or recovering money spent on her if proven to be for her benefit. However, success depends on specific facts and evidence. You should focus on healing and seeking support from trusted individuals.

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