Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

First, place a fraud alert on your credit report. Contact all three bureaus to determine how best to do that. Second, you cannot stop someone from giving out your contact information without obtaining a court order. Although it has no real protected purpose, it is very likely governed by the first amendment, right of free speech. Without filing a lawsuit and obtaining a protective order, I don't see how you can stop her from continuing to do what she is doing.

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