Q: Hello, I’m in Florida and have been on a family cell plan that i paid all of 2024 in advance to my mother. I use this
Phone and phone number for all of my business dealings and we got into a fight and she shut off my cell phone service. This is something that I’ve already paid for in advance and can damage my business and will force me to get a new phone number and change everything in relation to my business. Is this something I can sue her for?
A: Generally, you can sue anyone for anything; however, that does not mean that it is a wise decision. My best advice is to get a new phone number and/or see if you can transfer the phone number. You need to disengage with someone who can affect your business like this. Speak with a local lawyer for more specific advice.
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