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Of course they can. It is their school, they can run it how they want. You are free to enroll elsewhere. This is not a legal issue.

I don't see anything in your post that is grounds for a lawsuit. Neither poor housekeeping nor barring you from private property is grounds to sue.

It is extremely common to consent to a request for an extension of time. The court would grant it anyway, so most people just don't fight it. The...

While you live in their house, you pay by their rules. You don't need their approval to join the military.

This sounds like a classic scam. Don't send them any money, and learn from your mistake. Life will go on.

If he saw you driving, that's enough. If your car was at one place and then another, that's enough. Discuss all of this with your lawyer.

You likely do, but do you want to spend another year in court dealing with it? Does she have any money to sue for? These are all things to consider.

No. This is not grounds for a lawsuit. It is a customer service issue. You have no damages to sue for, and they did not breach any agreement with you.

The problem is proving that your blackmailer got your info from these websites. You would certainly benefit from a private consultation with an...