For college students in Florida, a Title IX allegation is more than a school issue—it’s a life-altering legal matter. A single complaint can trigger an intense investigative process, threaten academic standing, and jeopardize a student’s future. At Bilello & Soowal,
Social media plays a major role in student life, but posts and messages can sometimes lead to disciplinary actions. Schools create policies on cyberbullying, threats, and inappropriate content. Students must understand their rights and options to respond effectively to allegations
Allegations of academic dishonesty can create anxiety for students. Accusations of cheating, plagiarism, or other dishonest acts may lead to severe consequences. Knowing how to defend against these allegations helps students protect their rights and reputations. Understand the charges The
School suspensions can have a significant impact on a student’s academic and personal life. In Florida, parents and students have the right to challenge an unjustified suspension. Schools must follow specific procedures when issuing suspensions, and any deviation from these
Zero-tolerance policies in schools are a contentious topic, and supporters and critics voice strong opinions about them. The policies were originally put in place to uphold safe and orderly learning environments by imposing strict consequences for certain behaviors. Now, these
High school brings its set of challenges for both parents and students. Imagine the stress when you learn that your child might face expulsion from their Florida high school. Such a drastic action can alter a student’s educational path and
When a student faces suspension from school, it turns into a distressing situation for both the child and their parents. Sometimes, parents might wonder whether they have any recourse when they believe the suspension is unjust. Understanding unfair suspensions An
When making the decision of which higher education institution to attend, the cost of tuition is sure to be a primary deciding factor. The unfortunate reality is that if you wish to go to a college in a state of
It is exceedingly difficult to succeed in life without some education. As a result, Florida law generally requires children between the ages of 6 and 16 to attend school. If a child misbehaves, though, school administrators can take disciplinary action.
Even if your primary reason for going to college is to get away from your parents, pursuing higher education is likely to be good for your future. In fact, according to Southern New Hampshire University, college graduates tend to earn
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Bilello & Soowal, PLLC brings four generations of commitment to your case.
Bilello & Soowal, PLLC brings four generations of commitment to your case.
All of us at Bilello & Soowal, PLLC went into education law because we believe that everyone deserves an education that is specifically suited to their needs.