That sounds legal. They told you the reason, and they are investigating it. They don't have to hand you a packet.

You have two options. 1. Pay or otherwise negotiate the outstanding bill with the school. 2. Declare bankruptcy. I will join the cavalcade...

No. You cannot sue over that. .............................................

We would need to know the surrounding context of the incident. As for right now, the answer would be "probably yes, the teacher can, but maybe...

No, you cannot take justice into your own hands. Don't be stupid; you know better. You can report him to the principal and you could even file...

I am a little unclear about what you are trying to do. From what I can gather, you were denied a loan for the May course and didn't attend. You...

I am sure there is an appeal process spelled out in the policy book. If your underlying question is whether you can take this to court, not likely....

An attorney would have to review the agreement; however, if your child is not enrolled in any school pursuing a diploma, then child support would...

A marginal case at best. The problem is that there are no economic damages. Are you prepared to spend $20,000 or more to maybe get $0-$1000?...

Universities only need to accommodate disabilities "academically." They don't need to accommodate disabilities related to adverse behavior.