You may have heard the about the New Jersey honor student who sued her parents for financial support. Rachel Canning, 18, voluntarily moved out of her parents’ home because she reportedly didn’t want to abide by their rules. They stopped all financial support. The teenager wants her parents to continue paying for her high school tuition, living and transportation costs and continue contributing to her college fund.

She’s currently back at home; the judge refused to force the parents to pay for her private high school education. She remains, however, on her parents’ health insurance plan. The parents were ordered not to touch her college savings account.

What prompts me to write about her is the vulgar and disrespectful phone message she allegedly left for her mother last week. After1. Introduction {#sec1}
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