Can I sue the college I went to for getting me to enroll under false pretenses?
Your instinct is probably correct. It will easily cost you another $40,000 to try to sue with no guarantee of winning or getting your money. I...
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Your instinct is probably correct. It will easily cost you another $40,000 to try to sue with no guarantee of winning or getting your money. I...
This forum is for questions and answers of a legal nature. It is not a forum to solicit attorneys for services. if you need an attorney, you can...
It would help to know what grade she is in now. The timeline is a tad unclear. The thing is, the lawsuit won't accomplish anything because you...
The school, in its vaccination policy, will (or should) have a list of exceptions. That list may be very short. Most policies I have seen have...
Yes, the school can be more cautious than you. The reverse often ends poorly for the school. As Edward points out, the likelihood of your son...
Come on, have some perspective. You are age 15 and not an epidemiologist. Stop reading nonsense. I get it; at age 15, it is hard to determine what...
Yes, they can do that. You could have enrolled her in public school when you realized you couldn't afford to keep her in private school. Now, there...
You will need to hire an attorney. Since your last state of residence is WA, that would likely be the state in which you would file the case. It...
Generally, when one of the primary reasons for a person to move to a state is education, they will always be denied in-state tuition for the duration.
I don't believe this is a legitimate question. I can't fathom any adult or parent would entertain such a ridiculous offer.