There is no easy solution to that problem, and the bankruptcy case cannot help you with that. Remember that unless and until your bankruptcy...

In addition to the other two answers, there is no private right of action under FERPA. In other words, you cannot sue for a FERPA violation. All...

Generally, tuition debt to a school is discharged in bankruptcy. As for your credit report, any debt discharged in bankruptcy is negatively...

There seem to be some missing chunks in that story. However, there is no legal reason why the school cannot inquire about a student's whereabouts...

Based on your description, it doesn't sound like your son was wrongfully expelled. If you consulted with an attorney who told you too much time...

Yes. The school can ask "other" students to write statements about your son without your consent.

Since you live in CA, you will have an uphill battle on that issue. As far as I know, the law hasn't "really" come out and said one way or the...

School rules don't change when you turn 18. Although you are an adult, you still attend this school, and the same rules apply regardless of age....

You are not being "falsely" accused. That implies that the professor knows you didn't cheat. The professor has some basis for thinking you cheated,...

Generally, most parenting plans work off the assumption that the child will be attending school (public or private). It is not clear that one...