You will need to prove to a court that you can be totally self-sufficient, i.e. paying your own bills.

I found lots of them using the Find a Lawyer tab above.

Hope you didn't pay the higher price. Not sure what your question is.

When one asks "can I be charged?" and then says "I was charged" it seems they have answered their own question.

This sounds like a scam. Also sounds like money laundering.

While you can file suit, you have zero chance of winning IMO. As noted, the employer was likely legally obligated to tell your co-workers.

This may sound harsh but based on your poor grammar you need to stay in school to give yourself a chance in society.

None of us volunteer attorneys knows why you were stopped.

The best thing to do to make her stop is to move. Next best is to seek a protective order.

If you can find an attorney to take your case and can afford their fees, yes you can.