It doesn't look like you have any damages, so you therefore don't have a lawsuit. Telling false things about you or your boyfriend is not slander unless it is believed and thus actually harms your reputation.

Technically, snatching the soda out of your son's hand could be a... View More

You want to know if you can be compensated for the news media's us of your photos? Perhaps; how did they get your photographs?

Yes it is a little harder because public figures have more factors to prove. The courts tend to distinguish between two types of Plaintiffs in defamation actions: “private individuals” and “public figures.” The difference in the way they are treated depends on the Defendant's knowledge... View More

As always, it depends. I am guessing that you are looking to remove a listing from Google search? If so, in that case, yes, you generally will need a declaratory judgment in a lawsuit in a case against the person who posted the derogatory information.

Well, depends on the "threat." If the person did sell their food stamps, then there is an element of extortion if certain things happen. However, the person who sold food stamps has some exposure.

better pass the hat, pay now, argue later--otherwise fines mount, dogs go to shelter, after 7 days.......

Here's the deal. Dogs were either unsecured or in a position where they could have overheated. Did your folks both go? Did they leave a note? If the cop drove by, dogs died, cops... View More

Unlikely as they have a duty to report and play it safe and report even iffy things. However why not contact a member of the Fla Trial Lawyers Assn? They give free consults.

In order to be defamatory, it has to be seen by a third party. Without such "publication", there would be no possibility that you could be damaged by this, if it were otherwise libelous. If the attorney sent the letter to you, it would not meet that requirement. So no.

Probably. If you had asked this question in the Pennsylvania section, you would have had a better chance of getting an answer.

You would file a complaint with the clerk's office. That said, this case would be kicked out ludicrously fast.

Bars can decide who to do business with. Talk to a local defamation lawyer about a potential slander claim.

Go to legal aid in your community and see if they can help you with this.

Go see an attorney about this.

The proper suit to file might be one for malicious prosecution. Go see an attorney about this. You would most likely have to pay an attorney to file such a suit.

Asking an attorney to give you advice about an agreement without providing the agreement is like asking a mechanic to fix your car but not providing the car. What does the agreement say? Was there a judgment entered? Was there a court case?

You do not have a case, and neither do they.

Just because you think you have a case does not mean that you actually have a lawsuit. You will have to pay a lot of money to an attorney to file a lawsuit. It would probably be tens of thousands of dollars, no kidding, unless there is a possibility of a contingency fee arrangement, and in this... View More

Yes, you can.

If someone's property has been taken, why should the victim of the crime do any jail time? If a victim reports a crime, and a crime is charged, for instance a charge of grand theft, there are many factors that go into determining if the defendant will do jail time. We have no facts, and the... View More

Perhaps, but she probably had witnesses that can testify. If you want to start a case like this, look for an attorney and do not be surprised if they want a very hefty retainer, just to take the case.