Someone got into my e-mail by figuring out my password and then sent all my e-mails anonymously to my husband by mail. Can I sue for this?
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Someone got into my e-mail by figuring out my password and then sent all my e-mails anonymously to my husband by mail. Can I sue for this?
All the proof I have is the manila folder that she sent and the letter she wrote. Also when I tried to close my e-mail account it said that I could not close my account because a Microsoft account was linked to my account and that I needed to close that one first. I never created a Microsoft account. The person who I’m sure that did it is my husband’s ex-girl friend. They have a kid together and she cannot get over him. This is the second anonymous letter she sends besides some other things. We are sure it’s her, but we just don’t have enough information to prove it.
Asked on April 22, 2009 under Criminal Law, Texas
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MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
You need to then contact a lawyer and then contact the police. The lawyer will help the process of helping you get the police to do a forensics search on your computer. Try www.attorneypages.com and locate an attorney to help you. If you find the evidence, there is a lot that can be done both in terms of criminal charges against this woman and the civil suit that could arise from it.
How old is the child? Remember, even if you hate her, the child didn't do anything wrong, so please whatever you do, take the child's feelings and future into consideration.
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