Only logged in members can reply and interact with the post.
Join SimilarWorlds for FREE »

Sending someone to court?

My friend talked to this guy for about a month and he offered to buy everything when they went out on dates. New Years Eve he bought a hotel room for him, her and her friends so they can Uber to NYE parties.

A couple days later she ended it with him and now he's harassing her, saying she's cold hearted and now she apparently owes him money. He wants to send her to court for "owing" him money but she never signed anything saying she has to pay him back.

He's the one who offered to pay, is it possible for him to win this case when there's no proof that said anything about her owing/paying him back all of a sudden?
This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »
firefall · 61-69, M
Legally he doesn't have a leg to stand on - but if he has a slick lawyer and she doesn't, there's a small risk of being manouevred verbally. If it's just small claims court, he'll have to flatout lie about what she promised, to get anywhere, in which case, it's a matter of who the judge finds credible, unfortunately.