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In the general sense of the word emancipation, your son is already legally emancipated. It happened when he turned 18. He can do whatever any other...

If the photo you took just happens to have an unidentifiable bag of potato chips, then you can probably go ahead and do what you're doing. If...

Why do you need to preserve anything? Just go ahead and sue the trustee if you think you have a claim.

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That doesn't sound like a material difference. If you believe it should make a difference, raise that as part of your argument in court. I don't...

If the aunt had made it clear that she owned the phone, she was loaning the phone to your daughter, and she wanted the phone back after some time,...

Talk to a counselor or principal at your school. They know the laws and school policies.

Do these steps in order. Do not skip any. 1. Call the teacher to ask for his/her explanation of what happened. 2. Report to the principal....

Yes, the teacher was justified in searching the phone, based on what you have told us here. A school staff member -- it probably should have...

Anything is a "possibility." It's a "possibility" that the sun could blow up tomorrow, but it's highly unlikely. I think it's equally unlikely that...