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Daugher vs Father

LegacyUser · 2011-06-10 17:25:43

Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has ever heard or has any knowledge on the possibilities/outcomes of pursuing a civil case against their own father? It would be for previous physical assault, and mental abuse. There could perhaps be a case for current harassement and a few other things. Just wondering if it's in anyway…

10-06-2011 5:25pm

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Hello,

I'm wondering if anyone has ever heard or has any knowledge on the possibilities/outcomes of pursuing a civil case against their own father?

It would be for previous physical assault, and mental abuse. There could perhaps be a case for current harassement and a few other things.

Just wondering if it's in anyway feasible or possible.

I'm well over 18 and this is not a "revenge" issue.

Thanks.

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#2 10-06-2011 6:06pm

Ickle Magoo

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Hi there,

I'm afraid we cannot give legal advice - your best course of action is contacting a solicitor and telling them about what has happened and what you'd like to do and getting a professional opinion as to whether it would be feasible in your own case.

All the best.

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