Absolutely he can. It's tough break for you to just happen to cross his path when he has nothing better to do, but it's perfectly legal.

You can sue them in small claims for a breach of contract, but you're not going to get back all the years you paid into this warranty. It will be...

100% agree with above. Your text messages are likely to come into play. Commonly, parties are using the texts they exchanged between themselves,...

They are not allowed to open mail addressed to you simply because you live in their house. So, yes, it is illegal. It is unlikely, though, that...

You should go meet with a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. This probably will take some investigative work to undo, but if you...

It doesn't sound like you were injured; without an injury, you have no damages, i.e., there's no money for you to win.

I think this is what you are asking: Can a private investigator look up your address? Of course. Can a private investigator come to your house...

Most likely not unless it is written into your contract or they agreed ahead of time to reimburse you.

No matter what you do, the report is still going to exist. Before you call the police and retract your statement, you may want to consider that...

You should talk this over with your criminal defense attorney. On the surface, it appears it probably was legal, but I would need to know more...