My kid was Placed in Baker Act for more than 72hrs. What can I do?
The Baker Act is meant for your son's protection and well-being. It allows the state (through police, doctors, counselors, etc.) to hold an...
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The Baker Act is meant for your son's protection and well-being. It allows the state (through police, doctors, counselors, etc.) to hold an...
I'm not sure what you mean about "what happens"? If you want to transfer, and if that is allowed, then "what happens" is that your son will have a...
There probably is a statute of limitations that would prevent the school from suing you to collect. But you're not saying that this is what they're...
We can't tell what previous question was yours. You'll have to post it again, perhaps with more detail. There is no guarantee that all questions...
If you want to sue a Scottish school, you will have to do it in a court in Scotland and follow Scottish education law. As a result, I (and nearly...
... and when you asked her about it, what did she say? (If you haven't yet had a conversation about this, that's what you should do...
I don't know that you can't sue the school. However, you are probably first bound to exhaust the remedies available to you through your collective...
It is an asset, but it may not be an asset that has any practical value. If you are the beneficiary, but the primary account holder is still alive,...
I went to law school, too, so I can't just leave this alone with the two answers you've already received. I have to answer the question also....
Co-signing between friends sounds like a very nice, friendly, low-impact thing to do. But to the person you are co-signing TO, it has a very...