Appeal to who? If the school handbook provides for some sort of review or appeal, you should be able to utilize that. If you are thinking of an...

The cause of this issue is you and your failure to progress. If the handbook doesn't say you can appeal, then you can't. The handbook says what you...

Generally, when work (e.g. photographs, written articles, videos, etc.) is done for an employer, class, etc., the work product belongs to the...

You are likely jumping the gun on the need for an attorney. From your tidbit of narrative, it sounds like some altercation was happening, and a...

I agree with Edward. In the normal course, an employer will want to see an official transcript or letter from the school evidencing the degree. The...

Your only remedy is to appeal the order. However, since this is clearly an issue in family court and there is a custody issue, the court can...

There is nothing to sue over. There are no damages. There is nothing for a court to remedy. Also, the school doesn't have to report this to you....

The law doesn't regulate school discipline. The law may lay out some procedures that must be followed, but the principal decides how to punish...

No. There is no lawsuit there. A dance teacher cannot "cause" anorexia (among other things). Also, eating around the perimeter of the grocery store...

There is nothing to sue over. That doesn't mean the situation isn't a problem, but it isn't really a legal problem. Also, it isn't something that...