My brother borrowed money from me a while ago. When I needed it back, my wife and I went to his house to ask. He then falsely accused us of trying to harm him and reported it to the police. My wife works as a teacher in a government school. Now, after four years, he’s reopened the case and also filed a complaint with the AEO. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My brother borrowed money from me a while ago. When I needed it back, my wife and I went to his house to ask. He then falsely accused us of trying to harm him and reported it to the police. My wife works as a teacher in a government school. Now, after four years, he’s reopened the case and also filed a complaint with the AEO. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My brother borrowed money from me a while ago. When I needed it back, my wife and I went to his house to ask. He then falsely accused us of trying to harm him and reported it to the police. My wife works as a teacher in a government school. Now, after four years, he’s reopened the case and also filed a complaint with the AEO. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Your brother’s actions appear to be an attempt to harass you and your wife. You should consult a lawyer to explore legal options for defending against these false allegations. Filing a complaint against your brother for fabricating evidence and malicious prosecution could be considered.

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