I'm switching your question from "Education" to "Adoption." I don't regularly practice in this field, nor am I licensed in Florida, so you may want...

There are some parents in the world who will scream bloody murder if you touch their child and will accuse you of "putting hands on her." In fact,...

Talk to one of your guidance counselors at school. They know the rules about dropping out and know the requirements for GED enrollment.

You can sue anybody you want, but that would be entirely uncalled for (and useless) in this case. Lawsuits are long, slow and expensive and would...

I don't see why this is an issue. If you don't want to talk about Andrew Tate (whoever that is) or express an opinion, then just say you don't have...

No, of course it's not illegal. It's just silly, and he's probably just trying to annoy you because he knows it's working. Ignore him. Or, if you...

Most likely, based on your description, nothing will come of this. If you do get a notice or summons to go to court because of this, then I agree...

Your parents are correct. From a strictly legal viewpoint (not considering emotional attachments), a minor child does not "own" his or her things;...

First, if the boy's mother is your "girlfriend," then he is not your stepson. He is her son, you are her boyfriend, and you have no legal...

You don't need any state law for your question. You just need to know your school's attendance policy. I am sure there is a student handbook that...