Sports question Is it legal to ask for additional coaching fees after the games have been played?
Frankly, it seems like you and the parents are being the jerks in the situation. The court is not going to be sympathetic toward you not paying for...
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Frankly, it seems like you and the parents are being the jerks in the situation. The court is not going to be sympathetic toward you not paying for...
You don't actually say it, but I assume we are talking about court ordered child support. If that is the case, ALL payments go to the other parent...
In theory, you could sue (in so far as one can sue anyone for anything), but you wouldn't get anything out of it. There simply aren't any damages...
You don't give us a timeline of events, so it's difficult to speculate on a course of action. However, in doing some quick searches, the only...
You don't say the ages of the kids involved, but it sounds like either primary or middle school. First, your daughter should take steps to avoid...
I am not clear what you are asking, and we don't have a enough context to answer. The school gets to keep the amount necessary to pay your tuition...
Teaching and learning are vastly different things. I was taught geometry, but I didn't learn it. It is super unlikely you have anything you can sue...
This can't be a serious question. If something is still bothering you from the 4th and 5th grade from 1969, which would make you around age 66...
There isn't anything to sue over. That doesn't justify the behavior, but there are no legally cognizable damages. The behavior isn't illegal. It is...
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No. He is still a minor. Parents are still in charge of educational decision making until the child turns 18. Just because compulsory education may...