You shouldn't need a law degree to understand your child's rights. Here you'll find plain-language guides, FAQs, and resources to help you navigate the IEP process, understand your options, and know when it's time to call a lawyer.

Yes. We offer a free consultation to understand your situation and give you an honest read on whether you have a case. There is no obligation to move forward. Book it here.

That is exactly what the consultation is for. Generally speaking, if your child has a disability and the school district is not providing an appropriate education (inappropriate support, missing services, or an IEP that is not being followed), you may have legal options. We will tell you plainly what we think after hearing your situation.

It depends on whether the case settles or goes to an impartial hearing. Some cases resolve in a matter of months. Others  take longer, particularly if they proceed to an impartial hearing. We will give you a realistic timeline once we understand the specifics of your case.

Yes. You will work directly with Jonathan or Michael throughout your case. We are a small firm by design. That is how we maintain the level of communication and attention our clients deserve.

That is a legal violation and something we can help with. If the DOE is failing to implement your child's IEP (missing services, wrong placement, or inadequate supports), you have rights and there are remedies available, including compensatory services for what your child has already missed.

Yes, we strive to provide quality legal representation to all families regardless of their financial situation.