No, you cannot sue because you have not been harmed. You were a little embarrassed, but you'll get over it. There is no legal claim for...

Your question is "How do you sue?" You draft a complaint, file it in the appropriate court, have it served on the defendant, and then go on from...

You must complete the school's internal grievance and appeal procedures before you would be allowed to go to court.

I'm sorry, but when I read your message, I just had to laugh. We get questions on both sides of this argument -- I actually expected that you were...

First, the law is not concerned with who has a "relationship." That word by itself is vague and will not appear in any statute. A "relationship"...

Why does the label matter? Would you be OK with what your ex is doing if you call it "daycare" as opposed to calling is "school"? I don't really...

The School Board, working through its representatives -- the Superintendent and building principals -- directs whether or not campaigning as you...

When you're dealing with the welfare of children, nothing is "automatic." The court is going to question you, examine you, and make sure that you...

My advice is that you take the two classes that you need so you can graduate. If you are wondering about a legal claim against the school, no,...

It sounds like you're asking if the bully has permission to do the bullying. No, of course not. You and your daughter should review the student...