I’ll go out on a limb and guess that you and the child’s father are not married. If that’s true and if there are no court orders already, then...

No, you cannot sue for defamation. The teacher reported what she saw (or says she saw), and you say it was different. If that's the only evidence...

I'll leave this primarily to my colleagues in New York, except to point out that the parent or student do not select members of a 504 team,...

Report to someone else in authority -- a guidance counselor, vice principal, principal, or even superintendent. When you explain your situation,...

Crossed what line? I don't understand what happened, except that the teacher's husband is a bit immature and shares your son's interest in a...

You can "point out" anything you want, but I really think the police and district attorney aren't going to get too excited about a month's rent....

Of course you have a say in it. To begin, you should hire an attorney. Then, whether you have an attorney or proceed on your own, explain yourself...

[I started writing a smart-aleck response to your question, but I won't.] No, you can't.

The word "rush" suggests to me that you're talking about a sorority application. If that's the case, your daughter may be denied because they just...

The person "accountable" for what happened to your son is another 3-5 year old child (I assume). To prevent that child from hurting other children,...