I am being sued for something i have never did and never met the person suing me?

Okay, you're being sued. You have a defense, and it sounds like a good defense. So you will win the lawsuit. No, that is not grounds for suing him back. Not unless you can _prove_ that (1) his charges were false, and (2) he absolutely 99% knew that they were false, and (3) he went ahead with suing you anyway. Number 2 is the hard part ... almost impossible. If he had even a tiny trace of a reasonable grounds to suspect you, then you probably can't win a counter-suit for abuse of process. As for libel and defamation, that would be even harder for you to prove (see "litigation privilege").

No, whether their accusation was true or not because the scammer used your first and last name that makes you are prime suspect. You presumably went to court or the DA was given the evidence to clear you. It's unfortunate for you but that's the way our system is supposed to work.

You can sue anyone for anything. But to win damages, you are going to have to prove not only that you are innocent, but that naming you in the suit was malicious and not a case of mistaken identity, since you are the most likely suspect and could have conspired with a friend to commit the fraud.

A successful suit for slander requires proof of several things. For example, you must prove that the slanderous statement was heard and BELIEVED and resulted in tangible financial harm. You must also prove the exact words that were uttered. You mentioned none of that.

No, you cannot sue him back. He legitimately thinks you sold him the RV. When he sees your face in court, he will know that you were not the person who sold him the RV. However, it may not get that far. You can prove that you were at work. Did you also report the ID theft? How did someone obtain your ID? You must have some idea how they obtained your information. Regardless, the police will investigate it.

The FATAL flaw in your FICTION is that the thief COULDN'T claim to by you to sell a vehicle that didn't have your name on the title. There is NO WAY what you claim actually happened and EVERYONE involved would know that.

You completely missed the part about how some stranger has stolen your identity, and committed fraud in your name. That's serious, and requires you to file a police report that it happened. They should investigate how the stranger got your name, as well as how they put the RV up for sale. If it's Craig's List, CL should be able to help find the person who placed the ad, but they may require a subpoena for the information- but this is something the police need to find out.

Once the real criminal is identified, you can sue them for any loss you have sustained - in which case, for now, you need to be concerned about your credit and bank accounts, and make sure they don't take out a loan in your name. It will cost money to sue him,and he probably doesn't have any money, but technically you could have the basis for a lawsuit, if it caused you to lose your job or cost you money in any other way.

Like dude, it's called a counterclaim. Betcha ain't have never did no counterclaim.

You need to consult a lawyer because your case is complicated. Many lawyers will not charge for an initial appointment.

not unless you have the $1000's it will take for such a lawsuit.........if you were not involved except in name only, then let it go BUT ..........I would wonder where that scammer got your info in the 1st place ?? maybe a friend of someone you know or ?? and I hope your folks contacted law enforcement when they were confronted by the imposter !!

Yes, libel and defamation of character, as they are public statements and accusations contrary to the facts at hand.