You didn't ask a question. Your scenario doesn't present any obvious legal issue and if you are complaining about something that happened 40'ish...

Most parenting plans will designate someone as the educational decision-maker. If it doesn't, then the default for where the child goes to school...

Yes. They don't have to allow you to call your parents simply because you want.

That guidance only applies if the school directly lent money or extended credit to the student. Most universities don't extend credit to...

That doesn't sound like much of a case. Your root problem is you failed the class. You can't sue over your own failure. The problem with the...

You didn't ask a question. However, nothing of what you describe raises a legal issue. When "you" disclose your child's medical information, it is...

No, you can't. The law does have something to say about this. Schools act in what is called in loco parentis. That means in place of parents. For...

This situation is not a lawsuit. Also, you don't actually know that they lost the letter. Maybe they submitted the paperwork, but the scholarship...

You need to talk to a local military recruiter. This forum is for questions of a legal nature. Your question doesn't necessarily involve a legal...

It doesn't sound like there is any legal issue involved with the question. Understand that being "withdrawn" from classes is the better alternative...