You answered your own question. You told us that state law requires the father to agree before you can move, and the father will not agree. So...

Your question is awfully vague. By "inappropriate behavior," do you mean that the instructor left his seatbelt unfastened a couple times or that he...

As a former principal myself, I can almost guarantee you that "liking" or disliking your son has nothing whatsoever to do with this decision....

That is a perfectly "legal" and very common policy. The best way to avoid any problems with this would be to keep your daughter's phone at home.

When you turn 18, you are an adult and can move anywhere you want. Whether or not you are still a dependent depends on the facts -- you could still...

Yes, your teacher can do that. If you don't understand your school's attendance policy, you can talk with the principal. If you think the...

I'm sorry, but no, this is not a valid legal claim. For the record, Abe Lincoln's parents never sent him to school. (See...

Call the school office and ask. This is something that is governed individually, district by district.

You say you're being retaliated against, but you haven't told us anything about what the retaliation is or why you think it's a problem. I don't...

I'm not as naïve as this question is going to sound, but I'm asking it to make a point -- why are you any more concerned over that hat than if he...