Exhausted every avenue should I sue private college?

Speak to an education attorney and make sure everything you have is in writting. Due to the "genius" of the student athlete moniker, universities...

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When working in child care, can your boss legally listen into the audio inside the classroom?

Yes. Unless she recorded a room where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, your boss can do this. There really is no expectation of...

How I sue metro pcs for adding a person to my account?

First take steps to correct the problem...did you tell them to remove the person?

?How and when do I request Surplus funds from the Foreclosure sale of my home??

You can do it ASAP. You have to file a motion to apply for the funds and send notice to all interested parties.

What can I do If a company charged me more than they expressed and also did not offer me a reciept?

Speak to your credit card company or your bank to file fradulent charges and see if they can resolve it.

Officer pressed misdemeanor assault on a female charges on me after I confessed to striking my wife. Wife & I made up what now?

Its completly up to the DA at this point...make sure you hire a criminal defense attorney.

Where can you report an HOA that, allowed a business in an area not zoned, and not enforcing CCR’s? I have never had violations.

AS for the HOA...there is no one to report them to. If the business is out of zoning...you can report the business to the city. As for the...

Can I press charges on my ex who posted nude pictures of me without my consent?

In NC, this would be revenge Porn...I assume SC has a similar charge...contact the police and report this.

Am i able to get out of a lease under duress with the guarantor?

Unfortunately, other than working out a deal with her and the landlord there is nothing you can do. There is no legal process to force yourself off...

As the lender, can I collect or revoke a loan unknowingly lent at a legally usurious interest rate?

It doesn't make the loan per se unenforceable...it just subjects you to counterclaims. Simply modify the interest in the loan to 16%.