No. I agree with Edward. This isn't an issue with the school, it is an issue with your ex-spouse and the lines of communication. Your parenting...

That is a niche issue with NY law and education policies. However, I believe the two issues are separate. More details would need to be gathered on...

The IEP plan itself would likely fall under education. After all, it is an "Individualized EDUCATION Plan." It is a plan for how the school will...

No. You cannot sue over this. I can't find anything wrong or wrongdoing in your description.

Not quite. The school indeed certifies eligibility. However, the only options for overturning an adverse credit decision are to either (1) get a...

The law doesn't regulate a school's academic requirements or discretion. There is no legal issue.

You have to be able to enroll in a school or program that is eligible to receive student loans. However, as to federal student loans, the...

No. There is nothing for the court to do. Not walking at graduation is not a legally cognizable harm.

The short answer is yes. A doctor's recommendation has no legal significance by itself. Your son may need to request a disability...

Whenever a law uses the term "may," it gives the agency complete discretion in making decisions. The court cannot review those decisions without a...