Q: My gf has slept over for a few nights, my landlord/roommate is now harassing me at work over this, can i file a lawsuit?

A: In Nevada, landlords must respect the rights and privacy of their tenants. If your landlord, who is also your roommate, is harassing you at your workplace over a personal matter, this could potentially be considered tenant harassment. However, the specifics of your lease agreement, including any stipulations about guests, play a critical role in determining the legality of your situation.

First, review your lease agreement to understand any terms regarding guests staying overnight. If your girlfriend's visits do not violate the lease terms, your landlord’s actions could be seen as overstepping.

If the harassment continues, especially at your workplace, you may have grounds for legal action. Harassment is a serious issue and contacting your employer with the intent to harm your professional reputation crosses a line.

Before considering a lawsuit, it might be beneficial to attempt a resolution with your landlord. Communication can often resolve such disputes. If this is not successful, documenting all instances of harassment is crucial if you decide to take legal action.

Since this situation involves potential legal complexities, seeking advice from an attorney would be advisable. They can provide specific guidance based on the details of your lease and the nature of the harassment.

Remember, your right to a peaceful living environment is protected by law, and any actions that infringe upon this right should be addressed appropriately.