If you are a parent or a caregiver to a child with a disability then you understand how difficult it can be to navigate an educational system that seems designed to confuse and confound you at every turn.
The Individual with Disabilities in Education Act (IDEA), and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation of 1973 are the two main laws that govern when, and to what extent, public schools must make accommodations to educate special needs children.
Here at the Law Office of Dayna S. Friduss, LLC, our focus is on unraveling the complexity of these special education laws for families in conflict and unhappy with their current public school system. Our goal is to help you to determine what it is your child really needs, what the law requires your public school to do when faced with a child as unique as your own, and ultimately how to make those services available, always with your child’s best interest in mind.
We offer a wide range of services including phone consultations, in person consultations and record/file reviews. If you have been unable to get the response that you need we can advocate for you by attending Individual Education Plan (IEP) meetings, 504 Meetings, and engaging directly with school district personal, getting to the ‘decision makers’ in the system that can actually assist in securing the placement and services that your child actually needs and is lawfully entitled to receive.
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