Can I get in trouble legally for enrolling my child in a school we aren't assigned to?
As a general matter, yes, you can (very much so). What you are talking about is typically called residency or enrollment fraud. There can be both...
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As a general matter, yes, you can (very much so). What you are talking about is typically called residency or enrollment fraud. There can be both...
There is no law that says he can't be admitted to a university. By the same token, no law protects him from discrimination in college admissions...
It is not clear what is your present relationship with this individual. I am assuming you are not this kids parent? Did you take this child in as...
Assault (imminent, real threat of physical attack) and battery (actual physical contact) are illegal. Rudeness, being a jerk, is not. However, who...
This question was categorized as an education law question but it is more of a tax question. I am updating the practice area. However, if you want...
That's a tough situation. I would say the answer is "not necessarily." Understand, that your parent's rights and responsibilities are defined by a...
It would help to know more about the specific program. You don't (and shouldn't) name the school, but what is the program or field of study. Why is...
This doesn't appear to be a question of U.S. law, or at least, I am hard pressed to think how a U.S. court would have jurisdiction. This website is...
That is an interesting, and perplexing predicament (unfortunately, it is real for you). I can envision arguments on both sides and it really would...
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The answer is yes and no. For this school in particular (I saw your comment to Williams's question), the answer may depend on what program you are...