Assuming you were not a debtor in the two prior cases, you will get the automatic stay. The co-debtor stay will only apply to debts that are...

It is probably a case of the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing. When you called the school and asked them, what did they say?...

You can't. Your parents might be able to, but I doubt it. The solution to your problem is not to drop out and get a GED. With due respect to...

In these sorts of situations, you have to put yourself in the shoes of the school for a moment. They DON'T know the accusation is false until they...

We would need more context to opine on whether the discrimination was illicit. Edwards's answer explains why, so I won't repeat the issues in my...

For better or worse, the issue you describe is a policy or political issue, but probably not a legal issue. These sorts of "no fail" policies or...

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First, I am assuming this rock-throwing was intentional, meaning that the kid threw the rock directly at your son. If the rock throw was...

An IEP is stronger and better than a 504. Also, it sounds like your son has issues beyond his epilepsy. Frankly, I am amazed the school even...

Let's back up. What damages/harm have you or your son actually suffered? Before you can sue, you need to have tangible damages. This situation...

It wouldn't hurt to at least consult with a local family law attorney about the issue. NY is one of the states that have laws requiring parents to...