Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Georgia

Get a very good lawyer. You may be able to file a civil suit (1) over the battery and (2) for wrongful eviction, as any eviction required a 60 day notice. (You don't have to move without the proper notice). Punitive as well as actual damages can be sought. Good luck.

Jut because you may have legal claims does not mean you should pursue them. What is it worth to you to start a legal battle with your fiance's parents? How will your life be better in the long run if you (and your lawyer) get a check form them? How much do they have? Have they helped you and your fiance? How much did they charge for rent and care? Expecting any help later? Kiss that good bye. Are you speaking for your fiance too? Things tend to change when trying to start something between family members, and the odd person out is often the non-family member. You already have obstacles - think about how many more you need. These are questions a good lawyer will ask the first meeting, because it is in your bests interests long term. None of this is to condone any assault he is charged with, or trying to kick you out sooner than they could (and they could do that with notice anyway) but if you are looking to get them back, there is usually much to consider.