Why choose "the Constitutional attorney"? Because the Constitution is the "rulebook" that everyone must follow, and when your rights are being violated, chances are that someone is not playing by the rules. That's why the Constitution is the focus of all matters in our practice. We are here to help protect you from wrongful interference with any of your rights, no matter what the issue is, and no matter what the venue is, whether you are an individual, a group of individuals, or a business entity.
Whether for a trial or appeal; advocacy before an agency or a court, in a city, state or a federal procedure; or mediation of any dispute; we will help you resolve your issues fairly, equitably, and ethically. If you simply want a consultation, if you want limited or full representation, or if you just need us to appear on your behalf as an expert witness or speaker, we are here to help.
Need to simply consult with an attorney to avoid litigation, determine strategy, or plan to engage in or avoid litigation involving your organization or business?
Whether for a trial or appeal; advocacy before an agency or a court, in a city, state or a federal procedure; or mediation of any dispute; we will help you resolve your issues fairly, equitably, and ethically. If you simply want a consultation, if you want limited or full representation, or if you just need us to appear on your behalf as an expert witness or speaker, we are here to help.
Need to simply consult with an attorney to avoid litigation, determine strategy, or plan to engage in or avoid litigation involving your organization or business?
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Attorney Stevenson is a graduate of Quinnipiac University School of Law, where she attended at night, after chauffeuring her daughters to college during the day.
While attending Quinnipiac, Attorney Stevenson received the Excellence in Clinical Work Award for her work in the Appellate Clinic at the University, and she also received the Garrett McGarrity Farrell Scholarship Award given for work performed in conjunction with the state legislature to support parental rights.
She also was a competitor for the Quinnipiac Law Review and the National Probate Journal, was a Moot Court invitee, and appeared in the journal, Who's Who of American Law Students.
While attending Quinnipiac, Attorney Stevenson received the Excellence in Clinical Work Award for her work in the Appellate Clinic at the University, and she also received the Garrett McGarrity Farrell Scholarship Award given for work performed in conjunction with the state legislature to support parental rights.
She also was a competitor for the Quinnipiac Law Review and the National Probate Journal, was a Moot Court invitee, and appeared in the journal, Who's Who of American Law Students.
NHELD, LLC is an acronym for National Home Education Legal Defense, a national organization open to all who wish to join, that seeks to protect and defend the rights of families who wish to educate in freedom.
In everyday use, we just call it "NHELD".
Parents have the inherent obligation and right to raise and educate their children in whatever manner they deem appropriate to best meet the needs of their children.
To exercise that right, however, parents must have freedom from interference with that right.
In everyday use, we just call it "NHELD".
Parents have the inherent obligation and right to raise and educate their children in whatever manner they deem appropriate to best meet the needs of their children.
To exercise that right, however, parents must have freedom from interference with that right.
The full subscription fee is just $100.00 per year per family/individual and entitles you to all of NHELD, LLC's services.
Notification by email about proposed legislation that may affect the rights of homeschoolers to educate in freedom.
Access to particularized information about methods and procedures used successfully in other states by homeschoolers to retain their freedom to educate.
Why reinvent the wheel?
NHELD believes that where homeschoolers in one state have succeeded in retaining their freedom to educate, that state should be used as a model to be replicated in the other states, should they choose to do so.
Notification by email about proposed legislation that may affect the rights of homeschoolers to educate in freedom.
Access to particularized information about methods and procedures used successfully in other states by homeschoolers to retain their freedom to educate.
Why reinvent the wheel?
NHELD believes that where homeschoolers in one state have succeeded in retaining their freedom to educate, that state should be used as a model to be replicated in the other states, should they choose to do so.
Tax Credits for Homeschoolers: An Old Idea Wrapped In a New Package Still Can't Take Away the Stink.
Some people are offended by that title, and they probably will be offended by the content of what's below.
Sometimes it takes harsh language to learn the harsh reality.
During all of its existence, NHELD has stood for freedom - individual freedom for individual parents, families, children.
The reason it has stood for freedom is because our entire American existence is built on that one almost sacred concept.
Some people are offended by that title, and they probably will be offended by the content of what's below.
Sometimes it takes harsh language to learn the harsh reality.
During all of its existence, NHELD has stood for freedom - individual freedom for individual parents, families, children.
The reason it has stood for freedom is because our entire American existence is built on that one almost sacred concept.
Contrary to What You May Have Heard, There is No Imminent Threat Looming Due to the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child.
It has come to NHELD's attention that, once again, there is a well known "homeschool" organization that has issued a "warning" of sorts that, because of a new proposal, the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child "Threatens U.S. Protection for Children".
Don't believe the hype, keep your emotions under control, and check out what, in reality, is happening.
Contrary to what the "warning" distributed by that other organization says, there is no "Bill" that has been introduced about the treaty.
It has come to NHELD's attention that, once again, there is a well known "homeschool" organization that has issued a "warning" of sorts that, because of a new proposal, the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child "Threatens U.S. Protection for Children".
Don't believe the hype, keep your emotions under control, and check out what, in reality, is happening.
Contrary to what the "warning" distributed by that other organization says, there is no "Bill" that has been introduced about the treaty.
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