My ex-boyfriend and I broke up. He wanted to reconcile, but unfortunately, he passed away last week after struggling with some bad habits. We were neighbors, and his family keeps calling, blaming, and threatening me, saying I’m responsible for his death. They’re even threatening to file a police complaint. I’m really scared and depressed. We’re staying at my aunt’s place for now. What can I do to stop this? Could they actually file a case against me?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My ex-boyfriend and I broke up. He wanted to reconcile, but unfortunately, he passed away last week after struggling with some bad habits. We were neighbors, and his family keeps calling, blaming, and threatening me, saying I’m responsible for his death. They’re even threatening to file a police complaint. I’m really scared and depressed. We’re staying at my aunt’s place for now. What can I do to stop this? Could they actually file a case against me?
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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

My ex-boyfriend and I broke up. He wanted to reconcile, but unfortunately, he passed away last week after struggling with some bad habits. We were neighbors, and his family keeps calling, blaming, and threatening me, saying I’m responsible for his death. They’re even threatening to file a police complaint. I’m really scared and depressed. We’re staying at my aunt’s place for now. What can I do to stop this? Could they actually file a case against me?

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

You are not legally responsible for your ex-boyfriend’s death. While their grief is understandable, their accusations are unfounded. If they file a police complaint, you can refute their claims and seek legal assistance. It’s advisable to document all communication and threats from them.

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