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Depends on how traumatic the emotional abuse is.
Yes you can sue anyone for abuse
Generally, the non-custodial parent must have a good reason to make the accusation. Child Protective Services will investigate and determine if there is proof of abuse. If they find no evidence of child abuse the custodial parent may be able to sue for damages if the non-custodial parent was only trying to interfere by submitting untrue accusations. They should proceed carefully.If the non-custodial parent makes the complaint in good faith but no abuse is found there will be no negative consequences for making the complaint.Generally, the non-custodial parent must have a good reason to make the accusation. Child Protective Services will investigate and determine if there is proof of abuse. If they find no evidence of child abuse the custodial parent may be able to sue for damages if the non-custodial parent was only trying to interfere by submitting untrue accusations. They should proceed carefully.If the non-custodial parent makes the complaint in good faith but no abuse is found there will be no negative consequences for making the complaint.Generally, the non-custodial parent must have a good reason to make the accusation. Child Protective Services will investigate and determine if there is proof of abuse. If they find no evidence of child abuse the custodial parent may be able to sue for damages if the non-custodial parent was only trying to interfere by submitting untrue accusations. They should proceed carefully.If the non-custodial parent makes the complaint in good faith but no abuse is found there will be no negative consequences for making the complaint.Generally, the non-custodial parent must have a good reason to make the accusation. Child Protective Services will investigate and determine if there is proof of abuse. If they find no evidence of child abuse the custodial parent may be able to sue for damages if the non-custodial parent was only trying to interfere by submitting untrue accusations. They should proceed carefully.If the non-custodial parent makes the complaint in good faith but no abuse is found there will be no negative consequences for making the complaint.
You can't. Most likely, you did something wrong and your parent was punishing you.
Yes, I think she can sue if she has evidence that it was because of the abuse that she suffered a miscarriage.
No, a minor can not sue their own parent in the state of Iowa. A child can file for emancipation from a parent in the state.
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If you are legally "competent" - at 18 you are probably legally emancipated in your state. You can leave home (if physically/mentally capable) but without any signs of physical abuse, I doubt that your grounds for suit are valid.