My brother’s wife keeps making baseless accusations against him and our parents. She’s always been hot-headed and has mistreated our whole family. She even filed a complaint with the women’s cell and has been demanding money. She’s publicly shaming my parents and brother, even bringing the media in for sympathy. It’s been a stressful ordeal for us all, and my brother is torn. He’s heartbroken and wants custody of their child, but she’s just after money. She’s been living with her mother for the past five months, still asking for money. She’s trying to drive a wedge between my brother and our parents. They’re ready to let her go, but we’re afraid she might falsely accuse my brother.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My brother’s wife keeps making baseless accusations against him and our parents. She’s always been hot-headed and has mistreated our whole family. She even filed a complaint with the women’s cell and has been demanding money. She’s publicly shaming my parents and brother, even bringing the media in for sympathy. It’s been a stressful ordeal for us all, and my brother is torn. He’s heartbroken and wants custody of their child, but she’s just after money. She’s been living with her mother for the past five months, still asking for money. She’s trying to drive a wedge between my brother and our parents. They’re ready to let her go, but we’re afraid she might falsely accuse my brother.
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My brother’s wife keeps making baseless accusations against him and our parents. She’s always been hot-headed and has mistreated our whole family. She even filed a complaint with the women’s cell and has been demanding money. She’s publicly shaming my parents and brother, even bringing the media in for sympathy. It’s been a stressful ordeal for us all, and my brother is torn. He’s heartbroken and wants custody of their child, but she’s just after money. She’s been living with her mother for the past five months, still asking for money. She’s trying to drive a wedge between my brother and our parents. They’re ready to let her go, but we’re afraid she might falsely accuse my brother.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

It is difficult to provide legal advice without specific details. However, based on your description, your brother could explore options like filing for divorce, seeking custody of their child, and potentially filing a complaint against his wife for harassment and false accusations. It is crucial to consult a lawyer to understand the specific legal options available and navigate this complex situation.

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