Ex-wife falsely accused assault to cancel visitation rights; case dropped. What now?

Dear Questioner,

You can appeal for visitation rights reinstatement, counter-sue for defamation if false accusations harmed your reputation, or seek custody modification with evidence of the ex-wife's unfit parenting.

Dear Client,

Thanks for your question! I hope you are doing well. I will assist you in this matter.

If your ex-wife filed a false criminal complaint about your son's physical assault, which was dropped by the public prosecution, you should:

- Gather evidence supporting your innocence.

- Consult with us.

- Consider filing a complaint against her for false allegations.

- Discuss potential modification of visitation rights with us.

- Continue documenting interactions with your son.

- Follow our advice to protect your rights and your child's best interests.

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ABDUL WAHIED

Dear Questioner,

Nothing can be done unless the prosecution proves that she was lying.

Dropping the case does not mean lying. Dropping the case means there is no solid evidence. Lying is something different.

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out with your concern!

I understand that you are facing a challenging situation involving a false criminal complaint filed by your ex-wife, affecting your visitation rights with your son.

I want to assure you that I am here to provide the guidance and legal support you need. In such cases, it is crucial to navigate the legal landscape strategically to protect your rights and maintain a positive relationship with your child.

Given the circumstances you've described, I recommend taking the following steps:

- Documentation:

Ensure you have documented evidence disproving the false allegations. This may include text messages, emails, or other communications.

- Legal Representation:

It is advisable to seek legal representation to help you navigate the legal process effectively. I am available to discuss your case in more detail and explore the best course of action.

- Mediation:

Depending on the situation, mediation could be a viable option to resolve the dispute amicably. I can guide you through this process and represent your interests.

I understand the sensitivity of family matters, and I am committed to helping you achieve a fair and just resolution.

Please feel free to reach out to me via WhatsApp or phone to discuss your case further.