Should a 1099-MISC be issued to ex-wife to pay for educational loan?

One would need to know what court orders still exist concerning spousal or child support. If the money could neither be construed as either, then...

I'm writing a letter of grievance to the dean of graduate school and i need help to write a legally binding letter.

Any letter written to another has some legal significance. What you ought to do is engage a local attorney, who practices education law.

Child's mother stop me to get involve and does not cooperate with my son's education and medical decisions.

The most important action one could take is to retain a family law attorney who practices often the court handling this matter. This parent could...

Selected as the best answer

This author is an Ohio Attorney so procedurally this answer may not be entirely on point. The parent should engage a local family law attorney...

My school is trying to make me pay for lessons I did not attend. Can I sue them?

This student ought to contact a debtor's rights attorney, at once with all of the documentation, he or she possess. The documents last sighed are...

How has the legal system evolved, as it applies to special education, . how it affected the the legal framework for special ed

This question reads like an exam question from a school law class. One could not fully answer such a broad question within this forum. Briefly,...

How to sue this school

I respectfully disagree with Attorney Goldstein. However, it does not sound as if this parent has yet positioned this case for a suit against the...

An old maxim of law (dating back to when they were all expressed in latin and a source for one of my favorite risque limericks) goes as follows;...

Do I need an attorney? And can I sue?

I agree with Attorney Esposito. I see no actually damages that can be proved. All this parent has alleged is potential harm. Moreover, it is...

My Daughter just gave me POA over her son and left him can she now just come back and get him?

I agree with my colleagues. In short, the answer to your specific question is YES. WIthout further order of a court your daughter is still the...