Public schools do not generally ask about a student's citizenship status. The school's only concern is that the student resides -- even if...

If your class schedules (yours or the perpetrator's) cannot be adjusted, then you may need to be in the same class occasionally. That usually takes...

I don't believe that you have a contract with Facebook or Meta, their parent company. A contract, in order to be legally enforceable, must have...

If you actually got out of there without showing proof of your actual identity and address, then you may have just gotten away with it. (I'm NOT...

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All we can do is guess. My guess is that you're probably fine. But you'll just have to wait and see. Be more careful next time.

Yes, the court could tell you that. You also may be able to access the court records online if you know the contact information. The bigger...

You can always sue just about anybody you want. But what would you hope to collect? When you sue someone, it is to collect payment for any actual...

Yes, you can sue for negligence, but you need to realize that if you win, you will collect payment for any actual loss or harm that you suffered....

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Are you divorced? Do you have a separation or visitation agreement? If not, that would be step 1. You need to get an attorney and file a motion in...