No matter how many different ways or times you ask the question, the answer is yes. If the employer finds out about it, they can use that in...

No matter how many different ways or times you ask the question, the answer is yes. If the employer finds out about it, they can use that in...

If the employer finds out about it, academic misconduct can be a factor the employer considers and uses to reject your application. There is no law...

It isn't a question of law. You can send her to any school you can afford. However, if you really don't have the money, which it sounds like you...

Yes. The standard is "reasonable suspicion," which is a very low standard. The fact that you were mentioned is enough reason for them to inquire...

No. Even if he wasn't autistic, the answer is no. He is still a minor. You are his PARENTS. You have full legal authority over him. Now, enforcing...

If your ex is refusing to pay and you cannot otherwise negotiate a solution, then your only option is to go back to court and file a Motion.

Whatever this debacle is, your boyfriend has made things dramatically worse. It isn't exactly clear that your boyfriend attends the school. To your...

Your answer is in YOUR support order. For all we know, your order requires support payments even after age 18 if she is a full-time college...

Your situation is a relationship problem, not a legal problem. Your father cannot literally force you or sign you up for the military. The reality...