What are our legal options as them not following their specific code and discipline plan?

If you think that this disciplinary action may cause long-term damage to your daughter's education/career prospects, you should consult a local...

What possible recourse is available?

Your post has a lot of conclusions rather than facts so it is difficult for Avvo attorneys to give much guidance regarding whether there seems to...

Facing 9 charges of credit card fraud/theft. She is also pregnant.

1. Do not post any further information regarding your girlfriend's activities relating to the criminal charges on Avvo or any other website. Police...

I have been straight up with my employers about my record. Giving the circumstances what are my chances of being cleared?

Avvo attorneys cannot assess your chances of how likely you are to obtain security clearances as it does not contemplate a legal issue, and is...

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. 15 U.S.C. sec. 1692d(b). (b) Communication with third parties Except as provided in section 1692b of this...

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What kind of attorney would I contact to help me in this kind of situation?

(I read the Asker's question and comments in Mr. Berkus' Answer thread for background so if the Asker responds, I do not need a repetition of what...

Do I need a lawyer? Can a lawyer help me?

As both attorneys recommended before me, you should contact a local civil rights attorney. The education component is minimally involved so much as...

Should I have been given the chance to bring in help at the expulsion meeting and my son be enrolled into a different school ?

Although I cannot advise regarding particular Indiana legal procedure, you should take note of the link below this post regarding Indiana law...

Does my 'dad' have rights to my schooling or does he need my permission to get anything?

Once you turned 18, your rights to your school records transferred from your parents/legal guardians to you. The school cannot release your records...

Is it legal for an accredited college to not provide the courses necessary to graduate?

As both of my colleagues stated, there is nothing illegal about this practice. These issues tend to fall into a 'caveat emptor' ("buyer beware")...