My wife is accusing me of having an inappropriate relationship with my sister-in-law based on a recorded phone call. She’s even gone to the CAW cell with this recording, adding other false accusations. The truth is, I only spoke to her on the phone, there was never anything more. Now, the CAW cell is pressuring me, saying I’m hiding something. I don’t know how to handle all these false accusations. I admit the call was a mistake, but I’m innocent of any deeper involvement. What should I do to avoid a divorce?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My wife is accusing me of having an inappropriate relationship with my sister-in-law based on a recorded phone call. She’s even gone to the CAW cell with this recording, adding other false accusations. The truth is, I only spoke to her on the phone, there was never anything more. Now, the CAW cell is pressuring me, saying I’m hiding something. I don’t know how to handle all these false accusations. I admit the call was a mistake, but I’m innocent of any deeper involvement. What should I do to avoid a divorce?
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My wife is accusing me of having an inappropriate relationship with my sister-in-law based on a recorded phone call. She’s even gone to the CAW cell with this recording, adding other false accusations. The truth is, I only spoke to her on the phone, there was never anything more. Now, the CAW cell is pressuring me, saying I’m hiding something. I don’t know how to handle all these false accusations. I admit the call was a mistake, but I’m innocent of any deeper involvement. What should I do to avoid a divorce?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should immediately consult with a lawyer specializing in family law. They can help you understand your legal rights and options, address the accusations effectively, and potentially mitigate the impact on your marriage. Providing evidence of your innocence and the falsity of the accusations will be crucial.

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