I can't say exactly what happened. You need to contact the court clerk and ask. The most likely options are (a) the matter was rescheduled and you...

Contact the principal and/or guidance counselor at school and ask for their help. They will know the local laws regarding this sort of...

No, you do not have a negligence claim against the school. Negligence requires that something the school did (or failed to do) has led to some harm...

The first section of the Texas Education Code says, " This code applies to all educational institutions supported in whole or in part by state tax...

There is nothing you can do that is going to absolutely guarantee that nobody at the school will ever make a mistake and release your son to the...

All that going wrong, and you signed on to stay for a second year? I would have left at the end of the first lease. There is no law that sets...

I can't speak for everyone. That would be a matter of personal interest. Some might want to follow up on old cases; some might not.

From your description, I can't judge whether that is considered unauthorized practice of law. I certainly hope it wouldn't be. People ought to be...

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I don't see a legal issue here. What would you sue for? And what do you think someone did wrong? Who would you sue? Sometimes, things happen....

"Can" the substitute do that? I guess she did, so yes, she can. You write that your son has a "documented" medical condition, but I'm not sure...