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If she wins, yes. Generally, extracurriculars are categorized as educational expenses, not child support.
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If she wins, yes. Generally, extracurriculars are categorized as educational expenses, not child support.
Sounds like you need to hire an attorney. I am not sure what sort of answer you were expecting from a public, general information website (on a...
You may not want to so heavily rely on auto-correct spelling? I am guessing you are asking if the school is somehow liable for your fall. I get...
The American Bar Association imposes a 20 hour per week limit on full time law school students. So, if you plan on attending law school full time...
I grant you, what a messed up situation; and morally, the teacher is absolutely to blame. HOWEVER, this one of those situations where each...
Do you work for a public or private school? However, most states (including MS) and the federal labor laws don't have any law requiring meal breaks...
It is probably not a good idea. I agree with Rixon, if the video does not show any of the students, it might be okay. This teacher should get this...
That is an interesting legal question. I feel for your situation. School's and police can do a lot of things without parental consent or prior...
Accepting (or receiving) money from a prospective client does not, by itself, bind the attorney to any legal representation of the client. When it...
Potentially, yes, the school could be liable. I think you might be conflating two issues. (1) Assuming the staff member was employed by the school...