You could get every student in the school to sign it and it wouldn't matter (legally speaking). This is something that parents should try to...

No. You cannot sue for that. Generally, people who report to DCF (mandatory reporters) are protected from being sued. Also, she didn't "falsify"...

To your core question, the answer is yes. Police can question minors without their parents present. There is likely an age cut off at some point,...

You didn't actually ask a question. This situation is something you need to retain a family law attorney to begin sorting out.

I wouldn't think so. However, this is an issue that must be addressed by his attorney in negotiating whatever tasks he has to complete as part of...

Probably not. It is January when you wrote this question, when did you supposedly graduate? If you finished at the end of December, then there...

You don't need to resort to a cloak and dagger. Be an adult and have a discussion with the teacher and principal. Don't go into the conversation...

That description is pretty vague. You should talk to your supervisor about your concerns. It isn't clear from your posts what your concerns are and...

You "could" do that, but you would be committing fraud and a court could unwind the transfer and sell the property out from under you.

You probably can't sue as there is no damage. Just work it out. If you didn't consent, communicate that to the school. Why do you want to sue? What...