Whatever is happening, it is a matter of school policy. When you asked the principal why the change, what did she say? You are likely entitled...

Maybe. No one here can truly evaluate whether you have a claim. Litigation is complex. However, I think your challenge is more practical. How much...

With the information provided, the answer is yes. Your parents can kick you out. At 30 years old, you are a legal adult, and your parents have no...

It is unlikely you have a viable lawsuit. Also, you can't sue the professor; you would have to sue the school. The thing is, the law doesn't...

It is probably neither cost-effective nor practical to sue the school. You should file a complaint with whatever state agency regulates those...

It also bears pointing out that doctors' notes have NO legal significance. The school is not required to accept any excuse to excuse an absence...

Have you confirmed this is happening with the teacher? That is the first step. Don't accuse the teacher; simply report to the teacher what your...

That is a more nuanced situation. Generally, extracurricular activities for kids can be claimed as an expense in bankruptcy. However, as with all...

Yes. The teacher can do that. 1. Leave the toys at home. 2. If you take the toys to school, leave them in your bag during class. The teacher...

You need to get in touch with a local attorney who can review the entirety of the situation to determine if you have any recourse at this point. We...