How much jail time would my mother have faced for choking me?

There's really no way to answer this question since so many years have gone by, there are issues of what could have been proven back then, what the...

What can I do if I am a non smoker living in multi unit housing that allows neighboring units to smoke in their home?

If you moved into a building that allows smoking, then you just have to deal with it. You can buy filters, you can buy air conditioners, you can...

What is the legal ramifications for the parent of a 10yr old jumping from a moving vehicle, no injuries.

Possibly child neglect. But most likely, nothing. This is not like an infant who wasn't secure in a child seat. A ten-year old can unfasten his own...

There's not a lot of help any of us here can give you. All you have is really your word against theirs. Based on what you've said, I would think...

What can I do to help get my daughters diploma from high school?

You can talk with the principal and try to change his mind. If that doesn't work, you can try to talk with the superintendent and get permission....

Is it possible to get a restraining order on someone that lives in india?

A court in the US would not have jurisdiction over a person living in India. All you can do is block her from your phone, or just hang up as soon...

I need a experienced attorney to sue my union?

I'm switching the subject area of your question. Although you may work for a school district, the base of your question is about employment law.

Can I attend my daughter’s graduation if I’m on Tier I with no probation?

You may want to wait for a Pennsylvania attorney to weigh in on this, but based on what I've been able to find online, being on Tier 1 requires you...

Can my child’s school keep my daughter back without my consent?

I'm sure the school doesn't "want" to hold your daughter back. Nobody is sitting around thinking, "Gee, it would really make me happy to keep her...

Can my school legally take my phone for over 24 hours?

It's legal for the school to hold your phone for 24 hours, 48 hours, 96 hours, or until next Christmas, if your parents don't come to pick it up.