It is theoretically possible for them to sue you, however, if you don't reside in the U.S. it is unlikely they would do so.

What does this even mean: "...identifies as a resident of Travis County." Residency for tuition purposes is a factual analysis and one either meets...

This website is based in the U.S. and focuses on U.S. law. It is unlikely anyone here knows anything about the requirements to be a lawyer in the...

No. There is no case. Also, you would be finished with summer school and graduatee well before any lawsuit would finish. Never mind the fact of...

The Department of Education is not going to make a determination of whether you were harassed. You need an independent source for that. Also, I...

$0 because there is no lawsuit you can bring over a grade you disagree with. Review your school's handbook to see if there is any type of academic...

Suing them will not accomplish anything and there isn't a case. Candidly, if you sue, it is going to cost you in excess of $10,000 and take 12-24...

You have a contract with the college. That contract consists of all the school's policies and rules. One of those policies is a tuition,...

Yes and no. Yes, in that parents are to participate in the process. However, if your real question is can you dictate to the school a specific...

I doubt anyone here can figure out what is going on based on what you wrote. Who is making allegations, what are the allegations, what does CINA...