Professional Fee-Based Special Education Advocacy. We provide non legal representation at ARD/IEP team meetings, 504 meetings,and hearings, Resolution Meetings, Mediations, School District Grievances, DARS/ DADS Agency Compliants, Bullying Complaints, Disciplinary Appeals, Professional Licensing Grievances, OCR Complaints, ADAAA Complaints, State Education Complaints and assistance in preparation in due process proceedings. 'We Level The Playing Field In The Special Education Process.'
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Frequently Asked Questions
Carefully consider your options when choosing a special education attorney. These services can be expensive, so it’s good to evaluate the services you will receive and whether its worth the investment for your family.
There isn’t one set way that an IEP meeting is run, but generally it involves everyone on the IEP team reviewing your child’s goals, progress, and sharing ideas and suggestions on what supports or accommodations may be helpful to accomplish those goals.
It’s required that the school staff go over every section of the IEP with you and explain every part. This is only a draft, because the IEP may change based on what’s discussed in the meeting. You do not have to sign or agree to the IEP at the IEP meeting. If you don’t like the IEP, you may not have to agree to it at all.