If you, or someone you know, is falsely accused during a divorce or custody battle, stay calm, write down the interaction(s), cooperate with the police, and consider speaking to a lawyer.
Sometimes one parent is falsely accused by the other parent of wrongdoings. One parent may decide that their best strategy is to make false allegations against the other parent. These false allegations can vary from emotional and physical abuse, drug abuse, sexual offenses, domestic violence, and other serious crimes.
Unfortunately, being falsely accused can have long-term effects. Furthermore, disproving these false allegations can be expensive.
If you, or someone you know, has been falsely accused and wishes to learn more about your rights, feel free to contact Martine Law at (612) 208-8076.