Raposo Rochelle Attorney

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Lawyers and Law Firms in Fall River, MA
Lawyers and Law Firms

Location

38 Rock St Ste 25,
Fall River, MA
02720

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The law office of Attorney Raposo Rochelle is licensed in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Please call us today for help with the following: Family Law & Divorce, Child Custody Guardianship/Conservatorship, Estate Law; Landlord/Tennant Law / Wills & Trusts.

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  • Trust Litigation
  • Child Custody
  • Protective Custody
  • Federal Courts
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  • State Courts
  • Municipal Courts
  • Federal Courts
  • Adoptions
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Learning disabilities, which are lifelong conditions with no known cure, affect about 2.4 million students in the U.S. These students make up about 41 percent of the entire special education population in the country, according to the Nation Center for Learning Disabilities.
With a few caveats, employers are not allowed to favor or discriminate against a person because of his or her religious practices or views. If you think you have been singled out unfairly, we will help you with your cause.
If you believe your child’s rights have been violated by the public school that he or she attends, the first thing you should do is file a complaint with the school district. If the district does not act on the complaint, or you believe the response was unsatisfactory or inappropriate, speak with an attorney to understand what recourse you may have.
Did you know that even in at-will employment, an employee's military status can affect his rights? By law, employers can't base hiring, firing, or adverse workplace decisions on whether an enlisted employee is on active duty, or has been called to active duty.
An attorney's job is not simply to do battle in court on behalf of his clients. In fact, a huge part of his or her responsibility is to counsel clients on a course of action that leads to the best possible outcome. This may include urging them to settle or compromise instead of taking their chances in a courtroom.
Civil rights claims are found in almost any type of discrimination, whether it's a restaurant that refuses to serve you because of your religious dress, or a club that refuses to grant you membership because of your sex.
Under the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA), you as a parent have a right to actively participate when the state or local educational agency creates your child’s individualized education plan (IEP). In addition, you and your child have the right to legally challenge any decisions and resolve any disputes concerning your child’s educational needs.
Whistle-blower statutes are state and federal laws that protect employees from dismissal and other forms of reprisal if they report to authorities, or expose publicly, any criminal activity or other wrongdoing conducted by their employer.
Are you familiar with the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, or ESEA? This was first enacted in 1965 and is the main federal law affecting pre K- 12 education in the United States. The act emphasizes equal access to education and establishes high standards and accountability.
It’s important to remember that civil law cases work differently than criminal cases do. Instead of having a prosecutor and a defendant, there is a plaintiff and a defendant or defendants.
Bullying and harassment, especially sexual harassment, are expected to be discouraged in schools and dealt with, and most districts now have policies in place regarding this. However, if you think your child has been victimized, and the school did not take proper action to protect him or her, you may have legal recourse.
If you know of someone who has been discriminated against, you can file a charge on his or her behalf. To make sure you proceed correctly, it is a good idea to seek legal help and guidance.
Every state is mandated to actively locate and evaluate all kids in public school who may have disabilities that impair learning. A Child Find office must notify parents for approval before evaluating any student. Parents can also contact Child Find to request an evaluation for special education accommodations.
If you have been arrested and feel that the incident was handled incorrectly, we can help. We can assist you in gathering and documenting evidence, as well as contacting witnesses and collecting statements from them.
Not sure what your child’s rights are when it comes to special education services? After speaking to your child’s school, it may help to speak to an attorney specializing in education law as well. This ensures that any questions will be answered and you can address any concerns quickly.
Is your property in danger due to civil planning and zoning matters? We will help protect your rights, as well as preserve the value of your property, by building a strong case.
What is an IEP? It is an Individualized Education Program that is written up by school officials with parental input. The IEP is completed after an evaluation has determined that your child requires some sort of special education accommodation.
In a sense, the way a school is run is similar to the way a government runs the state or country. Since every school operates a little differently, it’s important for us to understand your child’s school before we can fully proceed with the case.
Did you know that during the Protestant Reformation in England, education law caused quite a scandal? In fact, the suggestion that all people should be required to read so that they could examine the Bible resulted in cries of heresy.
It’s important to remember that not all instances of discrimination will necessarily be worth taking to trial. Let’s talk about the discrimination you were forced to endure and whether you could win in court.
As officers of the court, attorneys are morally bound to be ethical at all times. Going beyond the bounds of ethics in pursuit of a victory endangers the profession as it erodes the trust of the public and casts lawyers in an unfavorable light.
If you or your business is being sued, a civil attorney can help keep your life moving forward with minimal interruption. If you try to handle the suit yourself, you will have to take time away from your work, family, or business to resolve the issue. An attorney will relieve you of this burden.
A child with special needs can have many legal rights that you may not know about. A consultation with an attorney can help you ensure that you have protected those rights and allow you to make sure that their needs are met.
Were you the victim of a civil injustice that affected more than just you? While it can add a layer of difficulty to the case, it is possible to be joint plaintiffs with other people who were wronged in a particular situation.

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  • What is the phone number for Raposo Rochelle Attorney in Fall River MA?
    You can reach them at: 508-673-0833. It’s best to call Raposo Rochelle Attorney during business hours.
  • What is the address for Raposo Rochelle Attorney on rock ste in Fall River?
    Raposo Rochelle Attorney is located at this address: 38 Rock St Ste 25, Fall River, MA 02720.