My 18 year old son has been on special education since 10th grade for emotional problems. What are my rights now that he is 18?
Only if son signs off and gives you permission.
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Only if son signs off and gives you permission.
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Her lawyer would argue that a parent who has to go to work (or possibly risk their job) and finds someone appropriate to care for a child is doing...
No, they followed the rules in existence at the time. You could try negotiating your way back in, NICELY, despite what you want tp say to them.
An attorney is needed to review the trust. You don't make it clear whether your aunt predeceased the person who passed leaving the trust, which...
"Gifted and talented" magnet schools may use objective criteria (such as a certain score on a test) to select students. Special ed students may not...
If they found something serious in one year, they will look at others. If for example you didn't file the year they audited, they may look into...
It would be best to get one of your ex or his siblings testify to this.
This is more an employment question. If you are disciplined for this (and your friend will testify) you have a pretty good case, I'd think.
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