It is tough to know when it’s appropriate to modify a past child support or custody/parenting time order. A standard that courts look at...
Category Archives: Divorce and Family Law
In our first two posts about divorce options, attorney we discussed Limited Assistance Representation and mediation. In the last post in this series, we examine the most common...
In our first post about divorce options, we discussed Limited Assistance Representation. Our second installment in the series delves into the world of divorce mediation....
Limited Assistance Representation (LAR) provides a new innovative approach to representation in Probate and Family Court, Housing Court, Land Court, and District Court. The...
For forty years, the non-profit Federation for Children with Special Needs has provided information, assistance, and support to parents of children with disabilities, and...
With students returning to school following the holiday weekend, it’s important to remember the disproportionate impact bullying can have on students with disabilities. Not...
Earlier, we discussed a student’s Individualized Education Plan (IEP), including how it should be drafted, who should be involved, how goals, objectives, and benchmarks...
After a student undergoes an evaluation for special education services, the IEP team will determine if the student is eligible to receive special education...
The beginning of the school year is a busy time for any parent or guardian, but if you have a student receiving special education...
If you are the parent or guardian of a student who has been referred for a special education evaluation, one of the first acronyms...