I think you should talk with a local special education attorney. I can't quite figure out what you WANT to have happen here? Are you the parent,...

This is going to depend on the local rules of the court you are in, but I imagine that the judge pretty much has the authority to do whatever he...

No, you cannot sue anybody. First, it's a gift. Even if they took it back completely and said, "We changed our mind. We're not giving you the...

"Should they call?", "Must they call?" and "Do I have the right to know?" are three different questions. Should the principal or assistant...

There is no lawsuit. The principal did nothing wrong. Based on what you wrote, the principal didn't "accuse" you of anything; she asked. A question...

You can sue anyone. But whether you can prove a case for false advertising is a very different question. Consider the statement you gave us --...

Yes. You would need to evict her as a tenant-at-will. It doesn't matter where her mother lives or whether she has any other family. You are not...

It depends on how quickly they choose to move. I suppose they could get a court order within a couple hours if they think it's important.

I'm guessing from the way you write your question that you have never been to court regarding this matter and have no court order about child...

I agree with Attorney Probstein that you should get a local attorney to investigate this for you. I see several issues going on. First, you say...