can i sue for damages as a result of my statues as an individual being changed to spousal with out consent?

Answer 1

Are you single or married?

Truth is always a defense. Since the status is a question of fact, if someone has 'lied' about the status does provide some liability, particularly if there is a financial penalty involved. Example would be if someone changed your tax withholding from single to married without your permission.

But for benefits and insurance purposes, no, you cannot sue.

Answer 2

You're going to have to give a bit more information.

First, are you or are you not in fact married to the person of whom you are claimed to be a spouse?

If you are, I doubt there have been any actionable damages.

If not, please clarify exactly how you have been damaged.

If it is a matter of a debt, the error can be corrected and there will be no lasting damage.

If you consider this a matter of libel, your only damage would be against the person who knew they were making a false statement, and not against those who reasonably believed it to be true.

Answer 3

Statues?
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