Watching family members with special needs struggle through life is difficult. You want to help them succeed but you are not sure how you can help. You reach out to your local school district for support, only to be told that everything is fine in school. You reach out to state agencies for other supports, but do not get a response. You name your family member as a beneficiary of a retirement account or life insurance policy, but you are then advised that was not right either.
Almost exclusively in advocating for individuals with special needs such as those with autism, dyslexia, and Tourette's, Freeman Law Offices, LLC is able to rely on personal and professional expertise to provide a one-stop shop to assist you in navigating this process at every stage of life. Our special needs lawyers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania can help do the work for you so you can spend more time enjoying each other instead of trying to make sense of it all.
Schedule a consultation today by calling (609) 454-5609 or visit one of our office locations nearest you.
Almost exclusively in advocating for individuals with special needs such as those with autism, dyslexia, and Tourette's, Freeman Law Offices, LLC is able to rely on personal and professional expertise to provide a one-stop shop to assist you in navigating this process at every stage of life. Our special needs lawyers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania can help do the work for you so you can spend more time enjoying each other instead of trying to make sense of it all.
Schedule a consultation today by calling (609) 454-5609 or visit one of our office locations nearest you.
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Our team of dedicated lawyers is happy to have you here, and we are prepared to put our skills and years of experience to work for you today.
We care deeply about families, not files, which is why we help with advocating for their loved ones with special needs.
Are you ready to speak to a seasoned lawyer about your case?
Then give us a call today at (609) 454-5609 to schedule your appointment with a member of our law firm.
We care deeply about families, not files, which is why we help with advocating for their loved ones with special needs.
Are you ready to speak to a seasoned lawyer about your case?
Then give us a call today at (609) 454-5609 to schedule your appointment with a member of our law firm.
Hillary D. Freeman, Esq. is deeply committed to her work representing people with special needs and their families.
As the sister of a man with autism and a national speaker in special education matters, she is able to combine personal experience with her legal training to help families advocate for services and supports.
She has experience representing clients in special education and Section 504 issues, higher education issues including accommodations on high stakes testing and graduate school admissions tests, guardianship matters, estate planning and adult services.
As the sister of a man with autism and a national speaker in special education matters, she is able to combine personal experience with her legal training to help families advocate for services and supports.
She has experience representing clients in special education and Section 504 issues, higher education issues including accommodations on high stakes testing and graduate school admissions tests, guardianship matters, estate planning and adult services.
Brian has extensive experience in Disability Law, Personal Injury Law, and Family Law.
He also has experience representing clients in special education, Section 504 issues, HIB matters, as well as capacity hearings.
During law school, Brian worked as a student attorney in the Syracuse University College of Law Disability Rights Clinic which represents clients in a broad range of disability discrimination matters and accessibility issues under federal and state laws.
Upon graduating, Brian served as Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Jeffrey B. Beacham in both the Family and Civil Divisions of New Jersey's Essex County Superior Court.
He also has experience representing clients in special education, Section 504 issues, HIB matters, as well as capacity hearings.
During law school, Brian worked as a student attorney in the Syracuse University College of Law Disability Rights Clinic which represents clients in a broad range of disability discrimination matters and accessibility issues under federal and state laws.
Upon graduating, Brian served as Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Jeffrey B. Beacham in both the Family and Civil Divisions of New Jersey's Essex County Superior Court.
Katherine Passman, M.S. Ed. joins our firm with a passion for advocating for children and families with disabilities.
She has broad experience in the areas of special education and special education advocacy.
Katherine received a Master of Science in Education (M.S.Ed) in Preschool Psychology from Fordham University.
She also earned a Professional Diploma in School Psychology and maintains a NJ state certification as a School Psychologist.
Katherine worked as a school psychologist on the child study team for children from ages 3-21 in a variety of educational placements.
She has broad experience in the areas of special education and special education advocacy.
Katherine received a Master of Science in Education (M.S.Ed) in Preschool Psychology from Fordham University.
She also earned a Professional Diploma in School Psychology and maintains a NJ state certification as a School Psychologist.
Katherine worked as a school psychologist on the child study team for children from ages 3-21 in a variety of educational placements.
Lisa comes to our firm with 17 years of hands on experience working as a paraprofessional with students with autism, bipolar disorder, ADHD, behavioral disorders, emotional disorders, and various learning disabilities.
She assisted in creating and implementing behavior plans, academic modifications, and strategies that would lead to success for the student.
Her education and professional experience of working with students with special needs from moderate to severe, as well as, her own personal experience as a mom of three gives her a unique understanding of each child's individual needs.
She assisted in creating and implementing behavior plans, academic modifications, and strategies that would lead to success for the student.
Her education and professional experience of working with students with special needs from moderate to severe, as well as, her own personal experience as a mom of three gives her a unique understanding of each child's individual needs.
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