My sister filed a domestic violence case against her husband back in 2007. The court is still waiting to hear her side of the story. We’re hoping to resolve this matter now. Her husband’s lawyer suggested skipping the High Court and instead, asking her some easy questions during the next hearing. He promised to provide the answers beforehand, ensuring no punishment for her husband. Should we trust this plan, or should we try to get the case dismissed through the High Court?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My sister filed a domestic violence case against her husband back in 2007. The court is still waiting to hear her side of the story. We’re hoping to resolve this matter now. Her husband’s lawyer suggested skipping the High Court and instead, asking her some easy questions during the next hearing. He promised to provide the answers beforehand, ensuring no punishment for her husband. Should we trust this plan, or should we try to get the case dismissed through the High Court?
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Apni Law Staff asked 6 months ago

My sister filed a domestic violence case against her husband back in 2007. The court is still waiting to hear her side of the story. We’re hoping to resolve this matter now. Her husband’s lawyer suggested skipping the High Court and instead, asking her some easy questions during the next hearing. He promised to provide the answers beforehand, ensuring no punishment for her husband. Should we trust this plan, or should we try to get the case dismissed through the High Court?

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Apni Law Staff answered 6 months ago

It’s unethical and potentially illegal for a lawyer to provide false information or coach a witness. Seeking dismissal through the High Court might be a better option, but you should consult with a lawyer experienced in domestic violence cases to get proper legal advice.

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