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In cases like this, where deceit and threats have caused you significant mental distress, you might have a few legal options to explore.

First, it's important to know that in most states, you can pursue a claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress (IIED) if you can prove that the other party's conduct was outrageous or extreme, and that it directly caused you emotional harm. To win such a case, you would typically need to show:

• The person’s behavior was outrageous or extreme.
• They acted with the intention of causing emotional distress, or they were reckless in their actions.
• You experienced significant emotional distress as a result.

In your case, the man lying about being married and threatening you with fake police reports could potentially fall under this category, especially if his actions were extreme and intentional.

Additionally, if his actions caused you harm, such as losing custody of your child, experiencing a miscarriage, or suffering from emotional distress, that could strengthen your claim. If you suffered a miscarriage due to his actions, you may also have grounds for personal injury or wrongful death claims.

If you want to pursue legal action, you should start by gathering any evidence you have of the deceit and threats, including messages, any records of police reports or other documentation, and testimonies from anyone who witnessed his actions.

Is there any part of my response that you need clarification on or any further information? Did you have any other questions on this subject for me today?

It sounds like you may have a strong case for emotional distress, especially if the behavior you’ve described caused you significant harm, such as losing custody of your child or dealing with severe mental distress.

The next step is to find the right lawyer to help you pursue this claim.

For this type of case, I recommend finding a lawyer who specializes in tort law, particularly someone who has experience with intentional infliction of emotional distress (IIED) claims. A family law attorney might also be a good fit, especially if your situation involves child custody matters related to the distress you've experienced.

Additionally, if the threats involved police reports and defamation, a personal injury or civil litigation attorney with experience in defamation and false police reports could be helpful.

It’s important to choose a lawyer who is familiar with your state’s laws regarding emotional distress claims. Many attorneys offer a free consultation, which would allow you to discuss your case and assess whether it’s worth pursuing further.

Take care!

I'm so sorry to hear about the miscarriage and the immense pain this situation has caused you. Given this new information, it seems like his actions may have caused more severe emotional and physical harm than initially described, and this could significantly strengthen your case.

If his deceit and threats directly contributed to the miscarriage, you may also have grounds for personal injury or wrongful death claims, depending on the circumstances.

In addition to the emotional distress claim, you may want to consider discussing with a lawyer the possibility of pursuing a wrongful death claim or seeking compensation for emotional and physical harm caused by his actions. This could help cover medical expenses, emotional distress, and the profound loss you've experienced.

I strongly recommend consulting with a personal injury attorney who has experience in cases where emotional and physical harm are intertwined, especially one who can handle the sensitive aspects of such a case.

This is a deeply challenging situation, and I hope you find the justice and peace you deserve. Please let me know if you need further clarification or have more questions. I’m here to help. Take care.

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