You may be in the country for school (I'm guessing), but this is an Immigration question, not Education law. I'm switching the category to...

You can sue anybody, but that would be long, slow, expensive, and unlikely to succeed. So I don't recommend it. Most likely (since you brought...

Yes, that is a fairly common practice. (I'm not saying it's good or bad; but it happens.) If someone is part of the review team and reads the plan,...

I give you a gold star for creative thinking, but the school is ahead of you. No, that won't work. Even if you withdraw your son today, the school...

Attorney Klitzke is correct, but you have to read his answer carefully. Notice that it starts with, "If the person lied to you...." The point I'm...

You can't legally break in to anywhere, at any time. In fact, if the property is closed and locked, that itself is a sign that the owner is still...

Under the law, pets are treated like property. This would be the same as if your ex-boyfriend took a valuable vase off your shelf or took your big...

I don't see anything here that rises to the level of a lawsuit against the school. You can complain to the school administration about your...

I'm not sure what you think we can do for you here. You should review the student handbook and see what it allows for appealing a suspension...

Your principal is correct. According to Nebraska state law, you must remain in school until you graduate or turn 18. If you are transferring to...