Is CPS involved and you have an open case, or are you just hypothetically concerned? Removing kids from their parents is a last resort move for CPS...

We need more context. The short answer is yes, a teacher can do that. The longer answer depends on what the teacher is actually doing. There are...

This situation is not worth the aggravation and no, nothing "that serious" will happen. Your daughter needs to take ownership of her conduct and...

That is an unfortunate situation. Note, I don't practice in TN, so I cannot speak specifically to their law. However, I think the school has a...

This is one of those situations where you have to ask yourself: Is the hassle really worth it? Is your little rebellion really worth the stress. A...

I am updating the practice area designation to employment law. However, I doubt you have much recourse. You are a contract worker. You only have...

Your focus should be on healing yourself and living a productive and fruitful life now. Seeking retributive justice for something that, I am...

No. You cannot sue over an "almost" or a "what if" scenario. You may only sue when there has been actual harm. Aside from the short-lived anxiety...

There is no "general" religious exemption to compulsory education. Amish are an insular community that can point to a specific religious practice,...

You definitely want to tell the principal and see what he or she says. They may preempt the situation and call the police for you. Much depends on...