I think what you are asking is should you file such a motion. No one here can possibly answer that without knowing what was said and what is...

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Telling someone "F*&^& you" is not defamatory, no matter who heard it. This is not a case.

If something is provably false, it can possibly be actionable, but that is a separate question from whether it makes sense to take legal action. ...

Anywhere from 3 weeks or more, if uncontested. In Orange County they can move fast.

In theory, as phrased, maybe. One would have to see any agreement you signed relative to the partial settlement, and then one would have to figure...

The first part of the "process" of a lawsuit, after filing a complaint, is serving it. If you haven't effected service, you don't get to do the...

If what you said is provably false, you can be sued. The time to think about that is before it is posted, not after. If you subjectively think...

It sounds like they want you out. Other possibilities are that they are mistaken, the neighbor complaining is mistaken, or that they're just nuts....

Have a lawyer write a letter explaining your position. That may or may not solve the problem, but is a first step, after you leave.

I think you are making many assumptions about the law which are incorrect. It is impossible to know what happened from the description and from...