Reading: I’m facing a difficult situation with my younger brother. He’s been constantly blaming us for his business setbacks and hasn’t been treating us well. Despite not claiming anything from our late father’s belongings, the relationship has become unbearable. He calls at odd hours, even during office time, causing distress. My mother and I live separately, but his behavior is affecting our peace. What should I do to protect myself from further humiliation?

I’m facing a difficult situation with my younger brother. He’s been constantly blaming us for his business setbacks and hasn’t been treating us well. Despite not claiming anything from our late father’s belongings, the relationship has become unbearable. He calls at odd hours, even during office time, causing distress. My mother and I live separately, but his behavior is affecting our peace. What should I do to protect myself from further humiliation?

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Family › I’m facing a difficult situation with my younger brother. He’s been constantly blaming us for his business setbacks and hasn’t been treating us well. Despite not claiming anything from our late father’s belongings, the relationship has become unbearable. He calls at odd hours, even during office time, causing distress. My mother and I live separately, but his behavior is affecting our peace. What should I do to protect myself from further humiliation?

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I’m facing a difficult situation with my younger brother. He’s been constantly blaming us for his business setbacks and hasn’t been treating us well. Despite not claiming anything from our late father’s belongings, the relationship has become unbearable. He calls at odd hours, even during office time, causing distress. My mother and I live separately, but his behavior is affecting our peace. What should I do to protect myself from further humiliation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law offers you legal recourse for harassment. You can file a complaint under Section 499 of the Indian Penal Code for defamation, and Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code for causing distress and fear. You can also seek a restraining order through a civil court to prevent further unwanted contact. Consulting a lawyer is recommended to determine the best course of action.