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This is perfectly "fair." You threatened a school administrator. You may have had one thing in your mind when you wrote your message, but to an...
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This is perfectly "fair." You threatened a school administrator. You may have had one thing in your mind when you wrote your message, but to an...
If you need to get your daughter again for an appointment, you have the “legal right” to get to school fifteen minutes sooner, and then there will...
I would suggest that you go to Arabia, search through the desert for a mysterious lamp, rub it until a genie comes out, and ask him for your...
What was the video, and why do you think your daughter will be a "target"? A target for what? What do you think the principal is going to do to...
Your question is clearly not about bankruptcy and debt (unless you think these comics have value and you want to list them as assets in a...
You review your notes from class, decide what law or what rights you think the teacher is violating, and then put together a case to prove the...
You can probably file suit if you really think it's worth it. But there is time and cost involved in doing that, and it's not exactly an automatic...
I don't believe that filling a civil complaint is the most efficient or effective way to resolve your problem. As the previous answer pointed out,...
The people to decide what is meant by a "non-school day" are you and the other parent. What does it mean to the two of you? What do you want to do...
No. Until she turns 18, she is a minor, and you are responsible for her care. If things are really bad, you might contact child protective...