My sister got married in December 2013 and had a baby girl. She’s been struggling financially and wants to live independently. She left our home in May 2015 and went back to her parents’ place. A few months later, she filed a complaint with the police in June 2015. The police contacted us and investigated. Later, she filed a case against us in court in March 2016. The police investigated again, but no charges have been filed yet. She also filed a maintenance case, and the court ordered us to pay her â‚¹1,500 per month. Now, she’s filed a domestic violence case. She doesn’t have any evidence, but claims her parents will be witnesses. We believe she’s making false accusations. We’re prepared to fight this. What steps should we take now to clear our names?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My sister got married in December 2013 and had a baby girl. She’s been struggling financially and wants to live independently. She left our home in May 2015 and went back to her parents’ place. A few months later, she filed a complaint with the police in June 2015. The police contacted us and investigated. Later, she filed a case against us in court in March 2016. The police investigated again, but no charges have been filed yet. She also filed a maintenance case, and the court ordered us to pay her â‚¹1,500 per month. Now, she’s filed a domestic violence case. She doesn’t have any evidence, but claims her parents will be witnesses. We believe she’s making false accusations. We’re prepared to fight this. What steps should we take now to clear our names?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My sister got married in December 2013 and had a baby girl. She’s been struggling financially and wants to live independently. She left our home in May 2015 and went back to her parents’ place. A few months later, she filed a complaint with the police in June 2015. The police contacted us and investigated. Later, she filed a case against us in court in March 2016. The police investigated again, but no charges have been filed yet. She also filed a maintenance case, and the court ordered us to pay her â‚¹1,500 per month. Now, she’s filed a domestic violence case. She doesn’t have any evidence, but claims her parents will be witnesses. We believe she’s making false accusations. We’re prepared to fight this. What steps should we take now to clear our names?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should consult with a lawyer immediately. They can advise you on the legal process, gather evidence to refute the allegations, and help you prepare for court proceedings. You should also gather any evidence you have to support your case, such as witness statements or documentation, to present to the court.