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If some one tells the mediator that i am Bipolar but won't take my medicine, and that my husband is into porno
And then tells the Judge that he heard when he was young that I was Bipolar and on lithium, and that my husband is defrauding the county by collecting pay for care giving he is not really doing, but does not prove any of this for one reason no one took him to task on it, but not one word of it is true. This is my son that said this about me. My husband is not his Bio father. This has cost me my visitation rights to my Grand Children and i am severly depressed. Can I bring suit against my son and his Exwife for saying assasinating our character like this? My husband is a retired police officer, not a care giver.
You can sue anyone for slander if what they have said as fact isn't true about you and you can prove it. The things they have said will also have to be proven to hurt your credibility in some way. It's not easy to prove, but in this case, if what you're saying is true, it might be.
