We're on it. We are making ongoing navigational corrections so that our clients can find their path forward and avoid the hazards. If you're like most parents, you're probably here because something has changed, and you need help. You didn't ask to be the CEO of your child's education, yet here we are. I've been there! One thing I have learned in my years as a special education teacher, administrator, special education attorney, and then parent is that the journey is as important as the destination.
You live a real life and your special education solutions have to meet you and your family where you are, when you need them. You also need a clear line of sight on costs and the confidence that your special education attorney is the best fit for you and your child's needs. To that end, we have broken with the legal tradition of hourly rates and offer our clients predictable fixed fees for legal representation as well as provide affordable advocacy options.
As for the fit, we would love to get on the phone, listen to your story, and collaborate on how to move forward.
You live a real life and your special education solutions have to meet you and your family where you are, when you need them. You also need a clear line of sight on costs and the confidence that your special education attorney is the best fit for you and your child's needs. To that end, we have broken with the legal tradition of hourly rates and offer our clients predictable fixed fees for legal representation as well as provide affordable advocacy options.
As for the fit, we would love to get on the phone, listen to your story, and collaborate on how to move forward.
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So, here we are on Zoom, as a special education team that is changing with the times.
We are abreast of the rapidly evolving special education environment.
And we look forward to meeting your child's needs through either our advocacy or representation offerings.
If the only time you have to message us is in the 27 seconds between wrestling the kids into their car seats and turning on the engine, YOU CAN.
If you're angry because you have tried everything and don't know what else to do, WE GET IT.
We are abreast of the rapidly evolving special education environment.
And we look forward to meeting your child's needs through either our advocacy or representation offerings.
If the only time you have to message us is in the 27 seconds between wrestling the kids into their car seats and turning on the engine, YOU CAN.
If you're angry because you have tried everything and don't know what else to do, WE GET IT.
Most parents don't need legal representation, just some guidance.
This is where a non-lawyer special education advocate can come in handy!
We have partnered with Connecticut non-lawyer Special Education Advocate, Stacey Ti, to provide advocacy services to families who want support while advocating for their child on their own.
Our advocate will help you navigate the complex special education process, identify resources for your child, and provide you with strategies and tools to help you advocate for your child as effectively as possible.
This is where a non-lawyer special education advocate can come in handy!
We have partnered with Connecticut non-lawyer Special Education Advocate, Stacey Ti, to provide advocacy services to families who want support while advocating for their child on their own.
Our advocate will help you navigate the complex special education process, identify resources for your child, and provide you with strategies and tools to help you advocate for your child as effectively as possible.
Knowing your child's IEP team isn't enough.
To be the best advocate for your child, you need to know who makes the decisions, how, and when.
Going back to school in person shouldn't be a choice between a family member and an education.
But for some families, it is just that.
For children living with immunocompromised family members, going back in person really isn't a choice at all.
It's not even one of the options.
Justyna & Meghan from The Hangout Spot join me today to discuss how kids are adjusting to "back to normal" back to school!
To be the best advocate for your child, you need to know who makes the decisions, how, and when.
Going back to school in person shouldn't be a choice between a family member and an education.
But for some families, it is just that.
For children living with immunocompromised family members, going back in person really isn't a choice at all.
It's not even one of the options.
Justyna & Meghan from The Hangout Spot join me today to discuss how kids are adjusting to "back to normal" back to school!
When our son received multiple diagnoses which ultimately led to an IEP in first grade we had no idea what to expect in the coming years.
In seventh grade, we had to seek legal advice and ultimately representation.
And, we reached out to Dana.
She immediately provided us with the information needed to diffuse a difficult situation and has been with our family ever since.
Dana works with you and your child as a partner.
We didn't know what to expect as our son's needs evolved, and we could never have navigated the complexity of the situation on our own.
In seventh grade, we had to seek legal advice and ultimately representation.
And, we reached out to Dana.
She immediately provided us with the information needed to diffuse a difficult situation and has been with our family ever since.
Dana works with you and your child as a partner.
We didn't know what to expect as our son's needs evolved, and we could never have navigated the complexity of the situation on our own.
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