My husband has filed a case to make me return to our home, and we’ve had several court hearings. I’m representing myself in court. He’s making false claims that I took our wedding jewelry. Could I be asked to pay money to the court to cover the alleged stolen jewelry? Can he accuse me of theft while also trying to bring me back home? If he thinks I stole from him, wouldn’t that make it strange for him to want me back? I’d be so grateful for any legal advice you could provide.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My husband has filed a case to make me return to our home, and we’ve had several court hearings. I’m representing myself in court. He’s making false claims that I took our wedding jewelry. Could I be asked to pay money to the court to cover the alleged stolen jewelry? Can he accuse me of theft while also trying to bring me back home? If he thinks I stole from him, wouldn’t that make it strange for him to want me back? I’d be so grateful for any legal advice you could provide.
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My husband has filed a case to make me return to our home, and we’ve had several court hearings. I’m representing myself in court. He’s making false claims that I took our wedding jewelry. Could I be asked to pay money to the court to cover the alleged stolen jewelry? Can he accuse me of theft while also trying to bring me back home? If he thinks I stole from him, wouldn’t that make it strange for him to want me back? I’d be so grateful for any legal advice you could provide.

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

It’s complex. Your husband can file a separate criminal case for theft, but it doesn’t affect his ability to pursue a return-to-home case. You should consult a lawyer to understand your legal options and defenses against both cases. It’s crucial to have legal representation to navigate these situations effectively.

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