My On again off again girlfriend for 3 years told me she was gonna stay single for a while then comes in to a place I was at with another man Poured my drink over her head and left 4 days later at church her daughter throws hot coffee in my face Was able to move a lot when in my ear and on a guy behind me what can I do
You could be charged with the criminal offense of battery (or potentially domestic violence battery) for pouring a drink over her head. That carries up to a year in jail and/or a year of probation, plus fines/court costs. There, also, are some other collateral consequences that could have long-time impacts if you are charged and convicted. If you're lucky, your ex-girlfriend will consider what her daughter did as sufficient to "even the score;" and, therefore, not file any complaint with law enforcement.
As for what the daughter did to you, you have the right to file a complaint against her for battery. But if you do, I would expect your ex-girlfriend would file a battery, or domestic battery, charge against you. So whether you want to take that risk by filing a complaint against her daughter is up to you. However, unless far more than your pride was injured, you may have more to lose, than gain, by filing a complaint against your ex-girlfriend's daughter.
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