What are my options when a university unapproves half of my previously approved Masters credits at the end of a Phd program?

If you are a dean at a community college, seems like you would have better insight into this than any attorney. Do you have something in...

Will I be able to change high schools on my own after I'm 18?

Probably, but you should call the school in the new location and confirm their requirements to have an "independent" student enroll. Many...

Physical abuse via teacher Of multiple students decades ago There were 10 of us who discussed this at a class reunion and we?

Just so you know, this forum does not provide continuity between an askers questions. So, other attorneys who come across this may not know or have...

Can a Chapter 7 discharged mortgage be sold after discharge and the new collection agency file a 1099-C?

Yes. In fact, the law (sort of) requires them to do it. It is not a big deal, all you will need to do is file IRS Form 982 with your taxes and...

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Statue of limitations?

You are way passed the statute of limitations for anything. I don't know, given the way millennials turned out, we may see swing back toward...

Is it legal for a Headmaster to discuss the job performance of a teacher with students, parents, etc?

I doubt any possible scenario here would be "illegal." The context of the discussion matters. It is not a problem for the headmaster to seek input...

That is a somewhat unique fact pattern for this issue. There may be case out there that talks about it, but I don't know off hand. My opinion is:...

CCan a sentence be overturned or dismissed if conflict of interest with the judge exist?

Too little, too late. Assuming the cousin is your dad's first cousin, that makes the judge a first cousin once removed as to you. Probably not a...

Do I have a legal claim if a professor purposely altered my grade?

Your post is short on detail, so in the abstract, the answer is yes. Grading is entirely within the discretion of the professor. Have you contacted...

In the state of Nebraska, can I move out of home without parental consent at the age of 17?

No. You may not move out over your parent's objection. You are still a minor at age 17 (even if your graduated high school). As a practical...