My wife and her brother were attacked in our home by relatives who wanted them to sign a property document. We filed a complaint but didn’t press charges because they were family. Now, they’re threatening to kill us and file false charges, leaving my wife, a nursing mother with a newborn, and her elderly mother vulnerable. How can I protect my family from this escalating threat?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My wife and her brother were attacked in our home by relatives who wanted them to sign a property document. We filed a complaint but didn’t press charges because they were family. Now, they’re threatening to kill us and file false charges, leaving my wife, a nursing mother with a newborn, and her elderly mother vulnerable. How can I protect my family from this escalating threat?
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My wife and her brother were attacked in our home by relatives who wanted them to sign a property document. We filed a complaint but didn’t press charges because they were family. Now, they’re threatening to kill us and file false charges, leaving my wife, a nursing mother with a newborn, and her elderly mother vulnerable. How can I protect my family from this escalating threat?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You can file an anticipatory bail application to protect your family from arrest on false charges. Additionally, you should report the threats of violence to the police and seek a restraining order against the relatives. These steps will help safeguard your family and ensure their safety.

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