Q: can i sue for invasion of privacy if my boyfriends parents printed out my texts between my bf and i when we were over 18

A: In Alabama, you may have grounds to consider legal action for invasion of privacy if your boyfriend's parents accessed and printed out your private texts without your consent. Even though you and your boyfriend were over 18 at the time, unauthorized access to your communications can be a violation of privacy laws. The fact that they shared these private conversations with your parents adds another layer to the potential invasion of privacy claim.

A: In Alabama, the issue of invasion of privacy in your situation is complex. Generally, for an invasion of privacy claim, you need to establish that there was an unreasonable intrusion into your private affairs, and that the intrusion would be highly offensive to a reasonable person.

Considering you and your boyfriend were both over 18 at the time of the incident, the texts between the two of you would be considered private communications. If his parents accessed and printed these texts without consent, it could potentially be viewed as an invasion of privacy.

However, there are nuances to consider, such as how they accessed his Snapchat account. If they used his account with his permission, this complicates the matter. The legality of their actions partially depends on whether they had authorized access to the account.

Given the personal and sensitive nature of the issue, and the ongoing impact it has on you, it might be beneficial to consult with an attorney who has experience in privacy law. They can provide a more detailed assessment based on the specific facts of your case.

Additionally, an attorney can advise on the likelihood of success of a lawsuit and any alternative actions you might take to address the situation. Remember, it's important that you feel your privacy rights are respected and upheld.