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Legal action by Li Peiling following domestic violence
Overview
Actress Li Peiling has announced legal action against her ex-husband following allegations of domestic violence. The reported incident involved a physical altercation inside a vehicle that resulted in facial pain and bruising. According to her lawyer, Lin Qiongjia, the assault follows a previous alleged choking incident in July. While Li initially declined to report the earlier event to maintain a co-parenting relationship, she has decided to pursue formal charges due to escalating violence.
Li has since reported the assault to police in Taichung. Medical examinations revealed that she suffered a concussion and internal bleeding in her left middle ear. Due to the severity of these injuries and medical advice against flying, Li has suspended all acting and commercial work, including scheduled performances in Fujian, China.
Li has applied for a protection order and expressed a determination to move forward with legal proceedings. In a social media post, she described a sense of rebirth, stating that she and her daughter are distancing themselves from negative influences to focus on healing.
Entities
High Court · Wang Wen · Lin Hung-nan · Wang Wan-ling · Taipei District Court
Timeline
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6 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesLi Peiling pursues legal action after domestic violenceActress Li Peiling is pursuing legal action and a protection order against her ex-husband following domestic violence that caused a concussion and internal ear bleeding, forcing her to suspend all work.
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11 days ago
[CULTURE] 4 sourcesLi Peiling files domestic violence complaint against ex-husbandTaiwanese actress Li Peiling is pursuing legal action against her ex-husband following an alleged physical assault in a vehicle, marking an escalation of previous domestic violence incidents.
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about 1 month ago
[CRIME] 2 sourcesWang Wan-ling pleads guilty to domestic violence protection order violationsWang Wan-ling pleaded guilty to violating a domestic violence protection order in Taiwan after reaching a settlement with her husband. Separately, Wang Wen was granted 6 million TWD bail in a homicide case.
Sources
folgefonnsenteret.no · house.ettoday.net · singtaousa.com · star.ettoday.net · thehubnews.net · tw.nextapple.com
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