Can I take my 14 year old step daughter’s phone away?
I don't quite understand your question -- or at least, the family combinations involved here. The child is your step-daughter. So are you married...
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I don't quite understand your question -- or at least, the family combinations involved here. The child is your step-daughter. So are you married...
You'll just have to call the office and ask. This is not a legal problem.
The first two attorneys pretty much nailed this one down. I'm just going to add that there are two kinds of attendance. A teacher is required to...
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Contact the school office where you want to attend and ask. Different districts may have different policies for this sort of thing.
"Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore." That is to say, college is not high school. Whereas high school teachers may have kept you up...
You say you need an answer within a half hour? This is not the place for instant results like that (which you have probably discovered by now). So...
You have no legal case. You may want to talk to the principal about what she believes she heard or saw and try to explain that you were not...
Who told you that you cannot sue the school? Talk to a local attorney about your claims and about the local statute of limitations. As Attorney...
This is an academic issue, not a legal one. Talk to the teacher and/or department leader about wanting to review your test. You should...
Be a parent. Tell your daughter not to hang around that friend. Pick her up at school and take her directly home. Ground her. Make her eat her...