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Money Transfer Dispute Resolution
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If theres no evidence of a loan agreement, the money may be considered a gift. Documented attempts to return the money can support your case. If you feel threatened, consider contacting local authorities or seeking a protective order. Consulting a lawyer for personalized advice is recommended. Prioritize your safety and explore legal aid resources if needed.Full Conversation
ashmaan
Hey Ashmaan! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
my ex gf sent me *.3k and shes asking for it back threatening to send someone there or call the police i have sent it a few times ab * or * and she has declined every transfer can i keep the money at this point bcs i really dont want to keep dealing with her in my life or contacting her
Hey Ashmaan! Dealing with money transfers can be tricky. Here's some general information:
- If the money was a gift, legally you're not obligated to return it.
- If it was a loan, you might need to repay it.
- Document all your attempts to return the money.
Do you have any written agreement or messages indicating it was a loan?
- If the money was a gift, legally you're not obligated to return it.
- If it was a loan, you might need to repay it.
- Document all your attempts to return the money.
Do you have any written agreement or messages indicating it was a loan?
theres no agreement or messages saying it was a loan and even if there was she has deleted the msg and theres no direct screenshot or writing of any loan i have screenshots my attempts to repay but if im being honest the original condition was to keep the money in my back sort of as a savings and not to touch it but she cant rlly prove that to anyone
Hey Ashmaan! It sounds like a stressful situation. Here are some general legal points to consider in Alberta:
- If there's no evidence of a loan agreement, it may be considered a gift.
- Your documented attempts to return the money could support your case.
- Threats are not legal; consider reporting them if you feel unsafe.
Do you feel threatened or unsafe due to her actions?
- If there's no evidence of a loan agreement, it may be considered a gift.
- Your documented attempts to return the money could support your case.
- Threats are not legal; consider reporting them if you feel unsafe.
Do you feel threatened or unsafe due to her actions?
yeah i feel a little threatened that she wants to send someone from her family to come here esp since most of them are really mean and aggressive and past offenders with no care for the law
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It sounds like a challenging situation, Ashmaan. If you feel threatened, it may be wise to consider contacting the local authorities to ensure your safety. You mentioned that you have documented attempts to return the money, which is good.
Would you like to know more about handling threats or taking legal action against harassment in Alberta?
It sounds like a challenging situation, Ashmaan. If you feel threatened, it may be wise to consider contacting the local authorities to ensure your safety. You mentioned that you have documented attempts to return the money, which is good.
Would you like to know more about handling threats or taking legal action against harassment in Alberta?
well i dont wanna call the police but i am being harassed and threatened
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Hey Ashmaan, it's important to prioritize your safety. If you're being harassed or threatened, you might consider seeking a protective order in Alberta. You can also consult a lawyer to explore your options without involving the police immediately. Would you like more information on protective orders or legal aid resources in Alberta?
Hey Ashmaan, it's important to prioritize your safety. If you're being harassed or threatened, you might consider seeking a protective order in Alberta. You can also consult a lawyer to explore your options without involving the police immediately. Would you like more information on protective orders or legal aid resources in Alberta?
so should i just keep the money in my account and see what she does and stay safe?
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It's crucial to prioritize your safety. Since you've documented your attempts to return the money and there's no evidence of a loan agreement, keeping the money might be legally justifiable. However, consider consulting a lawyer for personalized advice. If threats continue, consider seeking a protective order. Would you like more information on legal aid resources in Alberta?
It's crucial to prioritize your safety. Since you've documented your attempts to return the money and there's no evidence of a loan agreement, keeping the money might be legally justifiable. However, consider consulting a lawyer for personalized advice. If threats continue, consider seeking a protective order. Would you like more information on legal aid resources in Alberta?
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