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Luring for adultery and the proper legal action
Hi there,
I’ve tried getting some help from you, however, I’m yet to hear back.
I’m seeking advice on the topic of adultery where my husband and I are from the UK and the lady is resident in Dubai. She is Canadian, but working for the Emirates Airlines.
My husband broke the relationship with her, but the lady keeps continuously contacting my husband asking him to leave me and our two small sons (5 years and 4 months).
She often gets under the influence of alcohol and on those occasions, she is even more aggressive with her approach. As the girl works for the airline, she has frequent trips to London.
I would like to see if there’s anything I can do to stop her trying to break our family. We do not want to get divorced, we are trying to strengthen our bond.
I understand that my husband was also at fault, however, he’s been trying to make amends for his mistake and find a way away from this girl but she would not stop contacting us.
Thank you for your help!
Best,
Agnes Gorgyan
Dear Agnes,
I hear you and I would like first of all to show you sincere respect and tribute for having such a great courage and understanding, being able to forgive your husband and being able to put the interest of the relationship and your kids ahead of all.
You and/or your husband have the right to file a complaint against the lady if you have enough evidence that her approach is unwelcomed and as aggressive as you expressed.
Of course, electronic communication, text messages and social media messages are acceptable as enough proof if it is clear and shows no room for two interpretations.
Initially, as your legal representatives, having access to such proof, we can send her a preliminary legal notice expressing your wishes and shedding some light on how the UAE considers what she is doing a crime and what kind of legal action she can face and its punishment.
In addition to the professional risks she's facing, if she gets summoned by the court to her work address in regards to such case, I believe this would make her think twice before repeating such approach to your husband.
Let me know if you would need further assistance towards the subject.
You can get in touch with me through ae@elnaggarlegal.com to share further confidential information if you wish to proceed.
Best regards,
Ahmed Elnaggar
