Asked by user in Michigan. Answered by Enjuris Editors.
There is no statutory law in Michigan that explicitly prohibits a person from telling others the address of an individual, particularly when that individual's address is public information.
However, a person may commit the tort of "invasion of privacy" if they intrude upon a person's "seclusion or solitude." For example, if someone spreads your address for the purpose of encouraging others to show up at your home and harass you, you may be able to sue them for invasion of privacy.
If an individual is spreading your address for malicious purposes, I would strongly recommend contacting the police. Once you have done that, you may want to consider talking to an attorney about filing a lawsuit based on invasion of privacy.
To find an attorney, contact the Michigan State Bar Attorney Referral Service.