Here you go: https://law.justia.com/codes/new-mexico/2018/chapter-22/article-12/section-22-12-9/ and...

That is a marginal case at best. As Suzanne points out, you need to contact a personal injury attorney to evaluate the case. I wouldn't hold out...

Whatever this is, it isn't going to be resolved with a lawsuit. You will spend more than $10,000 trying to sue them, and it's going to take 2...

There is no obvious legal issue here. You need to work it out with financial aid. However, if they are saying it won't be dispersed until X date,...

If the questions or inquiries are related to why your son needs the IEP and the services the school is providing or expected to provide, the answer...

Is the use of this service even allowed by your school? The service is not committing a criminal act. At most, there may be mutual breaches of...

As already answered, it would be impractical to sue. This is something you need to raise with the school board, school district, and possibly your...

The short answer is yes. As a parent, you have an obligation to care for the needs of your child. That supersedes (rightly or wrongly) the reality...

The letter is your notification. Ultimately, the burden falls to the parent to prove residence, not the school to prove you don't live there....

Yes. It is both okay and legal. You may be minors, but you are not total idiots. You are more than capable of writing down what happened, what you...