You owe no legal obligation to your brother. You just don't. You don't have to disown him at all. (And, in fact, there is no legal course of action...

If the child's parents are willing to give you time with her, but they don't want you driving, a court is not going to intervene. Just stay home,...

You better believe she has that right. I bet you'll be more careful in the future and just use it when you're supposed to.

As long as the supervisor in question doesn't have a written contract that guarantees employment to a particular date or that establishes a...

Yes, everything you mentioned is within the school administration's legitimate authority to protect and maintain school safety. If you have...

I suggest that you start by talking with your parents. I assume they are trying to make a point to you about the importance of being in school. I...

The school reported -- against itself -- to Child Protective Services and suggested that you may file charges if you wish. I don't see how you can...

There is nothing for you to "settle" and there is no reason for you to hire an attorney. If everything happened the way you report it, and if the...

I defer to Attorney Sheets, who appears to work in your area (and I don't). However, I'm still going to say that the best "law" in any co-parenting...

Legally, he is wrong. The question now is how much it's worth to you to fight it. First, if you were living at his place as your primary...