You would have to ask the school. Odds are, the answer is no. Also, as Edward points out, it appears Alabama's age of majority is 19, not 18. But...

No. Frankly, it is a bit cringy for a 22-year-old to want to go back to high school and hang around 14-18-year-olds. Setting that aside, a person...

If you are asking to sign a stipulation of settlement, YOU should have an attorney advising you. They can answer your questions.

Schools are not courts of law and or episodes of the crime drama's on T.V. I suspect the school has some basis to believe your friend stole...

I can practically guarantee that the chicken being served is pre-cooked. What makes you think it is undercooked? It might be served cool or cold,...

If nothing has come up by now, I wouldn't worry about it. Also, once the situation is explained (your daughter's ignorance), there isn't anything...

I think the school can do that. I am not a South Carolina based attorney, but from my brief reading, the religious exemption applies to only...

If you subsequently refi'd your loans into private loans, you are cut off from any forgiveness or recourse. Sorry.

That situation needs to be parsed out more. You are leaving out an important fact. Is the school still offering classes in some manner? Will you...

Unless your child was injured, there is no legal issue here. There is a prevailing myth that teachers and school staff cannot touch kids. They can....