You raise two completely different potential legal matters in one posting. You can contact the police about the video of your husband "destroying"...

Aside from not asking a question, without a lawyer to sue this lawyer your complaints are going nowhere. This is the opposite of a do it yourself...

I've seen your other two postings, which did not mention this all took place 25 years ago. You better have a good reason for ignoring your rights...

Suing Facebook is a dead-end. You need to continue to deal with customer service.

You can try to tell the police, but likely they will answer "this is a civil matter". It is, and it is no do it yourself project. You need a lawyer...

There are no guarantees in life but this is 99.999999999999% unlikely. I am not licensed in your state and other lawyers my think differently.

You can try to tell the police, but likely they will answer "this is a civil matter". It is, and it is no do it yourself project. You need a lawyer...

No, you cannot sue for "emotional distress". This is an example of a term in law having a technical meaning different from the meaning in "plain...

Absolutely not. I agree you need to be asking your parents, not volunteer attorneys.

If this is the same San Diego asker who keeps posting about "meet and confer" on discovery responses, you cannot realistically expect Avvo to be a...