Feel like your child is being treated unfairly because of their special needs? It happens- and you can do something about it. An attorney can help you figure out what steps need to be taken and help you take them.
While small claims court is an excellent venue for resolving claims, you should seek an attorney’s advice before filing a claim or an answer, just to make sure you are doing it correctly. In addition, there are restrictions and limits as to what can be taken up in small claims court.
As the parent of your child, you can access his or her records, both academic and disciplinary. If the school or district balks at providing these records, speak with an education law attorney to understand what your options are.
We recognize how difficult it can be to be the first person in a company to fight against their discriminatory practices. Remember, winning your case in court could improve working conditions for other people in addition to yourself.
What happens if you disagree with the IEP developed for your child? You have appeal options that an education attorney can explain in detail. These include requesting mediation or going to federal court for a hearing.
If you have been served with a lawsuit, it’s important that you retain a civil law attorney as soon as possible. This way, you can ensure that your rights are being protected through every stage of the process.