At a minimum, you have to physically reside in Texas (or any state for that matter) to qualify for in-state tuition. If you move out of Texas, your...

It is not discrimination. The law requires a certain minimum number of hours of classroom time. The law requires compulsory education. Excused...

Let's look at this like as in-universe and out-of-universe (the real world). In the real world, being proactively defensive (gaining the upper...

No. You may be able to file a complaint with the school district and the Texas Education Agency, but that is about it. It is not clear from your...

Bankruptcy only pauses the foreclosure process. You didn't say which chapter of bankruptcy you filed or provide a timeline of events, so no one...

My first suggestion is that you shouldn't write anything as your grammar and spelling are suboptimal. You should hire an attorney. Traffic...

Okay. You didn't ask a question or provide much to go on to figure out what it is you want to know. How old is your son? What was he doing in...

Who is "they?" As a parent, you can send your kid to any school you like (as long as it meets your state's requirements for compulsory education)....

Yes, they could have made a mistake. More likely is that when a student withdraws, the school sometimes has to give back financial aid received...

I suppose it is a good thing that you are trying to reconcile your past. However, this situation is one of your own making. You cannot sue...