My sister and two others saw everything, but the accused claims they were innocent and have proof. They say there was no wrongdoing and even have audio recordings to support their claim. The case started in 2011, and there’s a twist: the plaintiff had a relationship with the accused’s husband. Even after the case was filed, they continued their relationship for almost two years. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My sister and two others saw everything, but the accused claims they were innocent and have proof. They say there was no wrongdoing and even have audio recordings to support their claim. The case started in 2011, and there’s a twist: the plaintiff had a relationship with the accused’s husband. Even after the case was filed, they continued their relationship for almost two years. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 months ago

My sister and two others saw everything, but the accused claims they were innocent and have proof. They say there was no wrongdoing and even have audio recordings to support their claim. The case started in 2011, and there’s a twist: the plaintiff had a relationship with the accused’s husband. Even after the case was filed, they continued their relationship for almost two years. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago

It’s crucial to seek legal counsel immediately. The alleged audio recordings, prior relationship, and the length of time since the case began significantly impact the situation. A lawyer can assess the evidence, advise on legal options, and guide your sister through the court proceedings.

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