A special education advocate helps families understand their child’s rights, review IEPs and 504 plans, identify gaps in services, and develop a strategy to ensure schools are meeting their obligations. Advocacy includes meeting preparation, document review, and support during school meetings and disputes.
No. Not Yet – At least! Advocacy services are non-attorney services and do not constitute legal representation. However, my background includes experience working alongside attorneys in special education and student defense cases, which informs a strategic and legally grounded approach.
Yes. Advocacy services are provided virtually, allowing families across the United States to receive support regardless of location. In-person services may be available in select areas.
Yes. I provide both virtual and in-person meeting representation. I help you prepare in advance and advocate alongside you during the meeting to ensure your child’s needs are clearly addressed.
If a school is not implementing the IEP, there are several options, including advocacy, corrective action requests, state complaints, or mediation. I help families determine the best course of action and build a strategy to address the issue effectively.
If you’re unsure where to start, the best first step is an Initial Consultation. During this session, we review your child’s situation, identify concerns, and recommend the most appropriate next steps.
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