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Can I go to jail for outing my husband’s mistress on the website that she's a homewrecker?

Cynthia Russell Henley
Answered by attorney Cynthia Russell Henley (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Cynthia Henley
As long as you are not sending repeated messages that are harassing her, and you are simply telling the truth, you have no problem. (Truth has to do with the potential?civil lawsuit. Single message has to do with harassing communications that could lead to criminal charges.) As much as she aggravates you, don't do it again.? (And she is not the homewrecker - your husband is. She does not owe you - he does. IMHO and having been on the receiving end of same....)
As long as you are not sending repeated messages that are harassing her, and you are simply telling the truth, you have no problem. (Truth has to do with the potential?civil lawsuit. Single message has to do with harassing communications that could lead to criminal charges.) As much as she aggravates you, don't do it again.? (And she is not the homewrecker - your husband is. She does not owe you - he does. IMHO and having been on the receiving end of same....)
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Can I charge my wife with theft if she sold something of mine without my permission?

Answered by attorney Ernest Lee
Criminal Law lawyer at Lee Law Group DUI Criminal Attorneys
Yes, if it wasn't community property, (in California), in which case of it was hers, so you'd have to charge her with stealing of the bass. Hey, find a good divorce lawyer also.
Yes, if it wasn't community property, (in California), in which case of it was hers, so you'd have to charge her with stealing of the bass. Hey, find a good divorce lawyer also.
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Am i liable at my party?

Richard Keith Oliver
Answered by attorney Richard Keith Oliver (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Law Office of Rick Oliver
Even if you plan on hiring off-duty cops and making them responsible for ensuring no minors are drinking, this could still go badly for you, and who ever owns the house where you intend to host this party, for that matter. You could be in trouble if the cops show up. You could be in trouble if any of the minors drink and leave and get into a legal situation. You could be in trouble if any of the over-21's drink too much and get into a legal situation. There are a lot of bad things that could happen to you in this situation; relatively few good things. 
Even if you plan on hiring off-duty cops and making them responsible for ensuring no minors are drinking, this could still go badly for you, and who ever owns the house where you intend to host this party, for that matter. You could be in trouble if the cops show up. You could be in trouble if any of the minors drink and leave and get into a legal situation. You could be in trouble if any of the over-21's drink too much and get into a legal situation. There are a lot of bad things that could happen to you in this situation; relatively few good things. 
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