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A family member accused me of criminal trespassing on her property. I only went there to verify her address to deliver items she had left at my house. I stayed on the road outside her building and spoke only to security. I didn’t enter the premises and have a witness and notes. How do I prove my innocence in court?
If you never entered the property and only stood outside, it's not trespassing. Keep your handwritten notes, your relative as a witness, and call records ready. Mention your intent to return belongings. These can help prove your innocence in court. You may also file a counter-complaint for false accusations if needed. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.