Yes, you can take your child on vacation out of state if there is no court order saying otherwise. But I agree with the first answer that it could...

Based on your description, no, I don’t think you could get a temporary restraining order. Those aren’t usually granted unless someone has committed...

Unfortunately, you won't be able to resolve this through informal communications with the court (calls, emails, etc.). You will need to file a...

To get this 30-day period waived you have to bring the matter before the court and show “good cause” as to why it should be waived. It seems to me...

You could sue either, but it will be very costly and there’s certainly no guarantee of success. As a first step you may want to approach the school...

I agree with the other answers. Even if what the school is doing were a privacy violation under FERPA, there is no right to sue the school under...

Attorneys will have different opinions on this. It's a judgment call, really. The more time that passes without him seeing your daughter, the...

As long as you can get a Visa and your parents consent to the guardianship, you should not have a problem getting a court to grant a guardianship...

Rather than bring a lawsuit against them in court, it would probably be more helpful to file a grievance/complaint with the school pursuant to the...

No, the court won't allow you to do that.