First, unless you have your parents' permission, then the answer is no. Also, it appears MN requires compulsory education from ages 7 to 17, so the...

I suppose you could try filing a complaint with your state's Attorney General and or Dept. of Education.

All she can do is tell her side of the story.

You didn't ask a question. Bullying is still bullying. You bring it to the attention of a teacher, counselor, and principal at the school.

The answer is none because there is no legal issue. Also, it sounds like this happened some time ago, which makes it even less likely there is a...

I suppose you could try moving to a different state. We are lawyers, not career counselors. Your question doesn't really pose a legal issue....

I doubt there is a law that says the school cannot do that. When you asked them why, what did they say? I am curious about the reasoning behind why...

Your situation is not a matter of a simple form. You will need to file a Motion to Modify Custody. There are many requirements, and it is a big...

Sure, a court could order him to pay child support. Child support tends to be a function of the relative incomes of the two parents, not...

More likely than not, they can do that. Attendance requirements are not a matter of law but a matter of the school policy (contract)....