My wife filed a false case against me. My two daughters, aged 13 and 4, are with me. Her family has never sought custody of the girls. I have evidence of her misconduct. My younger daughter is willing to testify. The Women’s Protection Cell in Nashik has summoned me for September 21st. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife filed a false case against me. My two daughters, aged 13 and 4, are with me. Her family has never sought custody of the girls. I have evidence of her misconduct. My younger daughter is willing to testify. The Women’s Protection Cell in Nashik has summoned me for September 21st. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My wife filed a false case against me. My two daughters, aged 13 and 4, are with me. Her family has never sought custody of the girls. I have evidence of her misconduct. My younger daughter is willing to testify. The Women’s Protection Cell in Nashik has summoned me for September 21st. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You should consult with a lawyer immediately to prepare for the hearing. Gather all evidence of your wife’s misconduct and your daughters’ willingness to testify, including any communication records, legal documents, or witness statements. Your lawyer can advise on how to present your case and ensure your daughters’ welfare is considered.

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