Tanya H. asked
I was falsely detained as gravely disabled in California, despite having a notable stellar non-criminal history and being a retired RN. The person who claimed I was gravely disabled has a criminal history, and her father is an undercover LAPD officer. I have been living in Thailand for nearly a decade, but my husband suggested I return to America to spend time with my son, leading to a heated debate and her lying to have me detained at Ventura Behavioral Health. My criminal record has nothing to do with her credibility. What legal actions can I take against this false detention and the defamation of my character?
November 22nd, 2024
Jennifer R. answered
The situation you described involves potential legal issues such as false imprisonment and defamatio...
November 22nd, 2024
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