Q: Can a ex rob my home of everything valuable and vandalize it by breaking and entering the residence?
He also has gone online and slandered my name by posting personal letters and stuff I never wanted anyone to see. He is getting away with thousands of dollars worth of damage and I'm about to lose the roof over my head cause he still my payment to keep it.
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You should take immediate action to protect yourself and your property. Contact the police to report the break-in, theft, and vandalism. Provide them with all the evidence you have, including any messages, photos, or witnesses that can support your case.
Additionally, consider seeking a restraining order to keep your ex away from you and your home. This can provide legal protection and might prevent further incidents. Document all damages and losses for insurance claims and potential legal action.
Regarding the online slander and posting of personal information, report these actions to the platform where they were posted and consider consulting legal help to explore your options for defamation or invasion of privacy. Prioritize your safety and well-being while addressing these serious issues.
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