Legal Question in Consumer Law in California

Re: post office forwarded my mail to exhusband

First, suing the Postal Service is not going to restore your credibility with your credit card companies. Next, in order to win any lawsuit against the Postal Service, you are going to be required to prove that they knew that the change of address was made by someone other than you, which would be difficult at best. Think about it, how could the Postal Service know that the change of address order did not come from you? I doubt they have any obligation to verify that a change of address is being submitted by the person to whom it relates. Finally, an element of every lawsuit is that the person suing has been damaged, i.e., has lost money. Moreover, as a general rule, the person being sued must be the person causing the damage.

If anyone could be sued in this instance, it would probably be your ex-mother-in-law because it sounds as if she is the person who caused your damages. If she lives in Arizona, you would have to sue her in an Arizona court.