High School Senior Suing Parents for College Tuition

[Brown_Pride]

She should not sue them and they should not pay for her apartment but they should help her with college
everyone benefits if she gets an education
Her sense of entitlement is gargantuan and a bit vulgar

college is not a right....

 

[88m3]

then she owes them rent for 18 years plus food and utilities.

Her parent's should have used contraception or not claimed her on taxes.

 

[Chris.B]

what a spoiled brat

Spoiler

I will beat that p*ssy up

 

[ExodusNirvana]

Poor form.

 

[Brown_Pride]

Her parent's should have used contraception or not claimed her on taxes.

She should have worked harder for scholarships and not bit the hand the fed her.

At 18 their parental obligations are done, anything more than that is love.

 

[Chris.B]

not sure how she wins this one

 

[tmonster]

college is not a right....

Dancing is not a right
how many of these we got to name?

 

[Brown_Pride]

Keep letting your kids watch My Sweat Sixteen...

 

[88m3]

She should have worked harder for scholarships and not bit the hand the fed her.

At 18 their parental obligations are done, anything more than that is love.

 

[Everythingg]

What race is that boyfriend.

 

[Chris.B]

What race is that boyfriend.

you know what you maybe on to something :stevena:

 

[unit321]

Rachel Canning, a cheerleader and lacrosse player at Morris Catholic High School who has aspirations to be a biomedical engineer, filed a lawsuit last week in the Family Part of state Superior Court in Morristown that seeks a judge's declaration that she is nonemancipated and dependent as a student on her parents for support.

"A child is not emancipated until they're on their own," Simon said. "Even if a child and the parents don't get along, that doesn't relieve the parents of their responsibility." Laufer noted that under New Jersey law, a child can still be declared nonemancipated even if there is a hiatus between high school graduation and college.

Attorney Laurie Rush-Masuret, who represents the parents, said in court papers that Rachel emancipated herself and removed herself from her parent's "sphere of influence" by voluntarily moving out of their house "as she did not want to abide by her parents' rules...."

Hey Rachel, you're 18. You sank your own boat when you left the house. If you were 17, then a case could be made.

 

[mbewane]

fukk these ungrateful spoiled brats.

 

[ltheghost]

Make her get a student loan like the rest of us!

Spoiled lil bytch.

 

[FaTaL]

not sure how she wins this one

in most states you dont even pay child support beyond 18 years old

interesting but she could win