The teacher CAN do that. However, I would be very surprised if a judge would rule in her favor on that, particularly under the circumstances you've...

There is no misdemeanor that I'm aware of for keeping a child out of school for a day. At worst, it would be recorded by the school as an unexcused...

First, your son needs to be in school. I suggest that you ask for a meeting with the principal of your local school and see what you can do to...

The answer to your question is yes, you may be able to sue the school district for emotional distress that was intentionally inflicted by the...

Attorney Corchnoy's answer above is excellent. The only comment I'll make is that, before you actually DO anything, check with the office of the...

Yes, if they believe that the charge is appropriate. If you don't understand the reason for the change, you should talk with someone in the...

The best preparation is to hire a qualified attorney. He/she would know what to anticipate and how to prepare. If you intend to go through this...

Your question is difficult to understand. Please review it and post again. If you have legal questions about a will, the person to talk to is a...

Do you have a question? Have you been denied the job? I don't understand what you're looking for.

The difference between felony and misdemeanor is the amount of damage caused, and then that leads to different potential punishments.