Yes. The court order is between the two of you, not between the two of you and the rest of the world. The world only needs the consent of one...

It isn't obvious you have a case for anything. The description seems to indicate the school is simply making practical decisions about how to...

If she didn't suffer much in the way of harm and didn't need any medical intervention beyond routine first aid, there is nothing to sue over. There...

That would be more a matter of school policy than law. The fact that you are enrolled in a school and your enrollment status is not inherently...

Probably not. Realistically, you will spend more money on such a lawsuit than you will recover. Purely from a practical standpoint, a lawsuit is...

Yes. Generally, schools are permitted to cap the number of excused absences; doing so is ubiquitous throughout the country. The law requires...

If you really want to find out your options, you will need to consult directly with a local attorney who knows Title IX issues. However, I doubt...

No. There is no legal remedy for that. Accountability for one's performance is not illicit or illegal. I suppose you could raise the issue with the...

No. You cannot sue the Department of Education. The DOE doesn't actually service any student loan debt. The servicers (e.g. MOHELA) are often...

There probably isn't much more that can be done. The issue is proof. School doesn't have a standard of evidence or proof, and it sounds like they...