Yes, that is legal, if that is part of the requirements and rules of the facility. Your remedy is to move out and find another residence.

You can try to sue if you can find an attorney willing to take the case. You haven't given enough specifics in your narrative to understand the...

If the school has a written policy that says that, then the answer is yes. That policy is part of the contract between the school and your parents....

"Doing something" about student loans in bankruptcy is a substantial endeavor. You have to file a lawsuit in bankruptcy court (an adversary...

It isn't clear how the two issues--the principal questioning your daughter and the bullying--are related. In any event, school staff don't need...

It sounds like they did do it, so that means they can. It wasn't a blanket refusal, it just sounds like the refusal was specific to that day due to...

Hearsay doesn't apply. That is an evidentiary concept for use at trials. Also, there is no defamation. There may be a misunderstanding, but that...

You didn't actually ask a question. Even if you did, there is nowhere near enough information to even understand the issue. I get that your space...

I can appreciate the anxiety this situation creates, however, this is not something that is going to be remedied with a lawsuit. At the end of the...

That is a question policy, and not really a legal question. This isn't Quora or a debate forum. Generally, when someone asks why, the asker...