Can I go to school without my parents consent ?
No. A 13-year-old cannot enroll themselves in public school. I suppose you could call Texas Child Protective Services and they can investigate...
Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Tax ... +2 more
No. A 13-year-old cannot enroll themselves in public school. I suppose you could call Texas Child Protective Services and they can investigate...
The court would have the discretion to order you to pay the attorneys fees of the other side if you failed to prosecute the motion. You have an...
You call the servicer of the loan (not the Dept of Education) and ask to either (1) Rehabilitate the student loan or (2) consolidate the student...
It is not required that you have an attorney do it. HOWEVER, it is a good idea to at least discuss the issue with an attorney so you can go over...
You need to call the school and ask? Candidly, I doubt you may do so. The law does seem to be specific to concealed carry. Beyond the concealed...
What does your current attorney say? The short answer is yes, you can re-convert to 13. What you lose when you convert from 7 to 13 is the ability...
It is not clear what you would sue them over? The school being destroyed by a hurricane and you failing COMP's is not something you can sue over....
That is pretty bad. That is not incidental or semi-innocent messing around, that is larceny. The kid, at a minimum, should be suspended from...
She would need to agree to it, you can't force the issue outside of suing her in court and getting a judgment that can then be used as a lien (you...
Absent a bizarre set of circumstances, all he can do is sue you in civil court and obtain a judgment. From there, he can then garnish wages, put a...