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I see no basis for a lawsuit under these facts. You disagree with their assessment. That is not grounds to sue them.

No you cannot...........................................................

The therapist is giving their opinion. You are free to get another.

Lawsuits are expensive and time consuming. It will simply not be worth the money. Work with the bank's internal procedures.

You cannot sue the court or the judge. They are immune from suits. Otherwise in every legal case (especially divorce/custody) the losing party...

I doubt anything will happen to him. The military really doesn't care about people's personal lives. He certainly won't be disbarred.

That is up to her parents. But a 17year old interested in a 13year old seriously needs mental health counseling. Very unhealthy and abnormal.

There is no such thing as "illegal termination from pre-school." So, nothing to sue for.

Not a conflict of interest. Not grounds for a lawsuit IMO. And, even if it was, you have not stated how you were harmed by it.