i want sue my exwife for slander can i ?
142726
You can sue her for slander.  You would need to proof she said something about you that she knew to be false and that it harmed your reputation in some way.\nHypothetically, if she said you failed to pay something you owed, and it's true, then it's not slander.\nIf she can show she reasonably believed it was true, it's not slander.\nIf she said something false about you, but it didn't harm you in any way, then its difficult to prove slander (If you are in a business for example, and she tells everyone that you steal from your clients, but you don't lose any business because no one believes her, a judge may not grant any awards)
920077
use a common friend to get to your ex-wife. i think it's very noble of you to try to work things out among yourselves. if your ex-wife still refuse to accept the fact that you're actually doing her a favor by resorting to peacefull means, then you have no choice but to do whatever would be necessary for the sake of your child. you need not feel guilty then if the court decides in your favor because you have tried your best to warn her.
881078
First, you have to decide if this situation is really worth the waste of your time and energy.  Do you really care what this person is saying about you?  If so, and what they are saying is truly slanderous, get a lawyer and sue them.\n\nIf you take the low road and decided to give this person a piece of your mind, its not like they can just throw a restraining order on you.  They must seek the restraining order through the courts.  There will be a hearing during which both of you get to explain your version of events to a judge.  Only if the judge agrees with the other person's story will the restraining order go into place.\n\nOnce in place, if you violate whatever terms are imposed as a part of the restraining order you get to go to jail.  PC 166(a)(4) is the law violation relating to violating a court order if you want to read more.
42693
You need to give more information. What was this written on? What do they say is excepted from disclosure? Etc.\n\nEdit: That would all depend on the forum the complaint was made in. If the complaint contains personal information about your ex-daughter-in-law (which it probably does), it could be excepted for that reason. They may eventually release an edited version for you. Whoever sent it to the AG probably knows what they are doing. You may want to speak to a lawyer about it though.
1053227
First , I have a stalker and the last thing I would ever do is contact the scum for any reason at all.\nThe only way I would willingly see that low life is on the other end of a court room.\nI would think that she is lying to you about the details of the whole situation.\nIf it appeares to be a relationship gone sour, which it does, then a divorce is definatley warranted.
842078
You run a thin line with slander, especially if he has put the incident behind him. Discuss it with the police first to see if anything can be done
914387
Yes, they are getting their perverted sick jollies rubbing salt into your wounds. You can file a verbal harassment charge against them for this, and I would strongly suggest you do so!  Save the messages they send as evidence, in case you ever need to show the proof.\n\nSorry to hear you're going through this!  I've been where you're at, and I know the pain of an ex love adding such insult to injury!  God's strength be with you!
489378
You will be held liable for it.  What you should have done is gotten an anullment!!!  If you wanted to wait around to give her the benefit of the doubt, you should have filed legal seperation forms that way you would not be responsible for anything she does from the date of filing.  It's six yrs now....file for a divorce!!!  If you cannot find her..there are other ways of divorcing her without knowing her whereabouts...such as file the divorce but have your attorney file (as a public announcement) in the legal section of the newspaper.  She will have so many days to respond.  You sound like my ex...LOL...still married to a woman for eight years been seperated for six of them!!!\n\nEnd it now before it gets worse!!!  Not to sound harsh but if you passed away (lord forbid you don't..) she would be entitled to your benefits!!!!  \n\nEnd it.
1042794
A slander case in civilian courts is a very hard thing to win. The slander has to be said to a third person and proven that it was said- preferably in writing. It's not slander if they said it to your face, basically. \n   In a military court, I donno - you had better inquire of the military atty on your base. Ask them if such a case against the person can even be brought , since they appear to be a civilian. Good luck.
326918
If the person is saying the things in some sort of public forum, you could sue for libel/slander, but if the person has merely filed charges with the police, the charges and any statements made to the police are given absolute privelege. If the DA proceeds with the charges, knowing that they are substantially untrue, you could sue them for malicious prosecution, but that's pretty hard to prove and probably wouldn't be worth it.
999963
You could probably sue for defamation of character and slander. The argument for defamamtion of character would be that these lies have been used to hurt you and defame you in public which has obstructed you in either daily life or in some economic capacity, such as getting hired or something. Slander would say that she has ruined your name and that everything that was written was a lie. Usually you wouldn't want to, though, because going to court is a very big hassle that costs time and money, and it may just be that nobody really pays attention to what she's saying anyway! If you want to avoid people thinking that those lies were really true, you could tell your friends and post on YOUR site that this is the onyl site that you have written and the only one that is completely true.
1097289
First, I'm going to say... call an attorney in your area that practices primarily in family law.\n\nYou may have a right under your state's law to request an expedited hearing on the matter (again... ask an attorney).  The order was obviously signed ex-parte (without a hearing).  Usually, an order like that is signed only if the person requesting it alleges more than one occasion of abuse or neglect, and a reasonable fear that it will continue.  \nA judge will sign an order like that because of the potential danger involved in waiting.  If he or she thinks (even for an instant) that there is the slightest chance the allegations are true, then they will sign the order.\n\nAgain, call an experienced family law attorney in your area.
1093696
call a lawyer and explain the situation with proof..I'm sure you can sue them !
626496
I would take them to court, charging them with slander.
278709
Consult a lawyer.  Document everything in regards to the offense and shore up your alibis.
123411
How do you *know* the ex is doing this?\n\nIn California, what you are describing would very likely be illegal.  If you were in California, and the employing agency didn't take your complaint seriously, you could contact the local prosecutor's office.  Also, and again in California, the state agency providing automated data such as you're describing would want to know about your claim.
69359
If you can prove that she is telling lies on you then you could sue her for slander. If she is watching you and digging through your garbage you could try to get a restraining order against her so she will not be able to come around you or your house.