Q: What forms can I file for situation we’re the suspended broker and private lender have slandered title and retaliated

A: In California, if you're dealing with a situation where a suspended broker and a private lender have slandered the title and retaliated, there are several legal forms and actions you might consider. Firstly, for addressing slander of title, filing a civil lawsuit for defamation might be appropriate. This would involve proving that false statements were made against the property's title, causing financial harm.

For retaliation, particularly if it's in response to lawful actions you've taken, a complaint for retaliation could be filed. This would require showing that the retaliatory actions were a direct response to your protected activities and caused harm.

Additionally, if the suspended broker's actions are in violation of their professional conduct, filing a complaint with the California Department of Real Estate could be a step to consider. This can address the broker's professional misconduct.

In terms of the combined lawsuit that was not approved by the judge, it may be necessary to refile the claims as separate actions, ensuring that each suit independently addresses specific legal issues related to the property.

Remember, each legal situation is unique and seeking advice from a peer in the legal field who can provide insights specific to your case would be beneficial. They can assist in determining the most appropriate forms and legal strategies based on the specifics of your situation.