Nothing you wrote makes any difference to anything. All that matters is (1) you drove for Lyft and (2) they terminated your account. That's it,...

Stop fighting the school on any of this. That won't get you anywhere. Your argument is with your ex-wife. You need to go to the family court that...

I don't know who you are calling your "organization," but you have no legal claim here. The decision whether or not to take any classes is yours...

No, your father cannot legally do that. This is now your son's residence, as well as the rest of your family, and if your father wants any of you...

First, call the teacher and discuss the incident. Ask for the teacher's explanation of what happened and the reasons. If that's not possible (I...

That person might be fired if the employer or supervisor thinks that he/she didn't do his/her job correctly. But this would not raise any legal claim.

I'm sorry, but you have no case for anything here. Nobody is going to "promise" playing time to anybody (and if they did, you should not have...

Was the organizer's behavior legal? Yes. Was it mature? no. But there are no laws to require people to be mature, nice or kind. Feeling shocked,...

You're asking the wrong question. "Is it legal...?" Yes, of course it is "legal" for the teacher to accuse you of whatever the teacher believes you...

I can't say definitely whether the school staff would or would not be liable for what happened here. It would come down to what you -- or your...