You can report your problem, either to the local school committee or to the office of child protective services. But before anything really...

You can't sue because you don't like your grade. If you can find some proof of a conspiracy -- something like an internal memo that says, "Give...

You would need to have an attorney read your contract to give you a definite answer, but I'm guessing that once you signed it, you are responsible...

Do you have a question? You could ask her for a refund, but I don't know what the shop's policy is on refunds. I'm guessing they don't allow...

I agree that the teacher was clearly wrong, but courts do not grant awards for every wrong thing that happens in the world. Neither you nor your...

My best advice to you is to just remain friends. There is no good reason I can think of to do what you're asking. Nevertheless, the only...

Are you certain that the school is giving 5 tickets per student to everyone else, and it's not 5 tickets per family? Are there any other sibling...

As long as the school is giving you the alternative to use a school-provided computer, then this is perfectly acceptable.

You can go to court and try. The court generally makes decisions based on what is "in the best interest of the child," and engaging in...

What document are you talking about? I really can't understand your question. (I hope you're not in college, but I'm afraid you are.) Your friend...