The first thing you should do is review the will itself. It should explain the rights and duties of the executor, including what to do if you...

You should get a special education attorney involved. You (your daughter) may be entitled to compensatory services -- something like extra (free)...

You didn't finish your story -- what happened to your daughter as a result of this? If she had to be taken to the doctor or emergency room, then...

What do you do? You say, "Yes, ma'am," you serve your detention, and you keep your mouth shut. If it will make you feel better, you can go talk...

It sounds like you have some very specific questions about a very specific fact pattern that you are experiencing. In such a case, I recommend that...

Based on what you wrote, that you kept your job for a month after taking your leave, and that 30 other people were laid off during that time, I...

You haven't told us anything that actually happened; you've just given us your conclusions. I suggest you meet with a local employment lawyer to...

This is a difficult one -- it doesn't sound like they are ignoring you; they are just giving you reasons that they cannot come to the house. The...

No, you can't. Only the judge who issued the restraining order (or, I suppose, another judge in the same court) can remove the restraining order.

Your mother is right, in a way. There is no law that says you may not move out at 17. However, the law says that you are a minor until you turn 18,...