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"I take it the "letter" from your daughter's counselor didn't change the school's decision to redistribute with the addition of a new teacher. Smaller class size is in your child's favor and gives her more attention." Once again, you would be wrong. My daughter has been left in her original...

I'm not going to go back and forth with you. I'll just leave it at you assume a lot, so thanks for the laughs. Are you always so far off the mark in your legal *and* pseudo-psychological advice? In glancing through some of your past responses, it would seem so. :)

Sam, I went through a LL refusal to repair twice in the last year here in Virginia, and successfully sued my former LL. In my experience, it all came down to written notification and evidence of refusal. 1) Write your LL a letter stating he has 21 days to make the repairs, or that you will...

Thanks for the suggestion, BlondeIntel. The same thought had occured to me, and I picked up a letter from the counselor earlier today. I plan to go to the school (again) tomorrow and ask to see the guidance counselor and the principal (again). I don't hold out much hope for it considering the...

Sorry BB. I didn't respond to your hint for more information because you are correct, my child is not being singled out. The school received funding for an additional first grade teacher, so they are revamping the classes for smaller class sizes over all. There are between 16 and 18 children...

Definitely not what I was hoping to hear. :( I understand that within the school, the principal has the decisions as to what goes on. I had hoped that it was ultimately my right to make the decision for my own child. The primary reason my daughter won't handle this is my husband (her...

What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? Va Yesterday, I received notification from my 6 year old's school that she is to change classes beginning this coming Monday. This would not ordinarily be an issue, however, at this point in time I am confident my daughter will...

Oh for crying out loud! Bio-mother contacted---again. :rolleyes: She sent me an email, which reads in part: "It seems very mean spirited to me that you would ask me not to contact your children.The fact that you have issued an order does not necessarily mean that you can force people to do...

Thank you for your replies. To respond in reverse. I've searched the Code of Virginia and (if I'm understanding correctly) to get a restraining order/no contact order, I must do one of two things: 1) Show a threat to my physical well being, or threat to my property or 2) Charge the...

wrong board? Attorneys? Anyone? Please? :(

What is the name of your state? Va I've utterly no idea which board this question belongs on. I'm putting it here only because it is related to my previous post on this board. If this post belongs on a different board, please let me know and I will move it to it's appropriate place. This...

Thank you, Carl To expand a bit in case the variables DO change the answer: Yes, the children are minors (11 & 13) The person is my biological mother. She has no legal relationship with myself or my children, as I was adopted as an infant. To over-encapsulate the story: I searched for...

What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? Va Without getting into the *very* lengthy background: If someone attempts to contact my minor children via U.S. mail, would I be considered to be illegally tampering with their mail by marking it...

If I may Regular posters, please forgive a newbie for posting a "Dear Abby" reply on a legal board. I only do it in the hopes that the OP is posting from work, and am afraid to send an email to her (if that option is enabled). Her husband could have all her passwords and check on her that...