Special Education Attorney in San Diego, CA
This is the Law Offices of Tsadik Law where we provide your special needs children with legal help if they aren’t provided a free and appropriate education (FAPE), as they are entitled to by the law. We are proud to represent all our clients with responsive service, professionalism, and ardent advocacy of their needs. Tsadik Law will provide you an experienced Special Education Attorney who will assist you in the process, attend the resolution session, mediation, and the due process hearing if necessary.
Just give us a call or fill out the contact form, and we can arrange a suitable meetup location if you decide to work with us. We are able to assist clients in San Diego, and we have served many families all over California. Reach out to us right now at 213-677-0999 and we can have our first consultation, which will be no charge to you.
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Service Area:
San Diego
Phone:
213-677-0999
Email:
consult@tsadiklaw.com
Special Education Law in San Diego, CA
At Tsadik Law, we understand taking care of a special needs child can be challenging for legal guardians and parents. A large portion of families with a special needs child might have an overwhelming sense of apprehension with respect to their child’s development and education requirements. This is natural for parents to feel worried about these decisions, which will have such profound long-term effects on their child. We are here to take some of the burden off of your shoulders and help find answers to improving your child’s education.
Among the top priorities is learning about the educational and support services your child is entitled to by the law. Laws and regulations have been put in place to make sure that schools provide children with special needs access to an appropriate education. We have years of experience advocating for children in special education cases, and advocating to get the appropriate educational support is provided.
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Special Needs Lawyers Serving San Diego, CA
Tsadik Law has years of experience practicing Special Education Law. We represent special needs children, who may not be getting the services they need to have an appropriate education at school. The primary goal is to fight for the disabled students, to get the proper educational services from their schools. During the process we educate our clients about their children’s rights, and we hold the school district answerable to providing the requisite support.
The attorneys that work with Tsadik Law have comprehensive experience, representing clients and have a stellar history of successful outcomes. We are always prepared to pressure schools on behalf of our clients, with the know-how gained from years of experience, and from working on hundreds of special education cases over those years.
The vast number of laws and regulations about special education makes finding an experienced attorney incredibly important. Tsadik Law has accomplished attorneys in the Special Education field, and we use this experience to help navigate families through the complex procedures required to ensure children get the accommodations they need for their development.
Special Education Rights in San Diego, CA
Many parents we have spoke to were not cognizant of the laws and regulations that were drafted for special needs education. For example in 1975 the Individuals with Disabilities Education ACT (IDEA) was created. Initially named the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, the fundamental was to provide a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to children with special needs, and giving the parents the power to make certain decisions regarding the curriculum.
Though many protective laws have been put in place, parents and legal guardians found it problematic to obtain the accommodations, support, and services for their child’s education. Tsadik Law has guided and represented hundreds of families, and we would be happy to fight to secure the provisions your child is legally entitled to.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Eligibility Accessed?
If your child has not been assessed yet, or if the school district has determined your child ineligible for special education services, then you can contact us 213-677-0999?. We will assist you obtain a reevaluation.
How Do I Request Special Education Services For My Child?
If your child has been diagnosed with any of the conditions that are listed here, or if you think that your child may have one of these conditions, the first thing you should do is get your child evaluated by the school. The school district has an obligation by law to conduct an evaluation for free. Present a request to have your child evaluated to the school district and keep a copy of the request as a record for yourself. Following the evaluation, you can submit a request in writing to schedule an IEP meeting. The results of the evaluation will be given to you in the IEP meeting, and you will know the status of your child’s eligibility.
What If The San Diego District Says My Child Does Not Qualify?
If the school district of San Diego, CA disagrees with your opinion on your child’s eligibility, there are several things you can do. You can have an separate evaluation for your child, which can be reimbursed by the school district after a legal process. Your other choice maybe to contact an attorney who will file the due process request, and you will get a reevaluation for your child’s eligibility. Our attorneys are very responsive, and we often meet with our clients in person at a convenient location.
Services For Special Needs in San Diego CA
Do you have any lingering questions about the benefits of getting council from a special education attorney? Don’t hesitate to give us a call at 213-677-0999. We would be very glad to take your call and help you figure out if working with a special education attorney is the right choice for your situation.
Here are a few common dilemmas that special needs children might experience at school:
- Inappropriate Classroom Placement
- Lack of Support in the Classroom
- Lack of Behavioral Support
- Difficulty With Writing
- Challenges With Organization
- Lack of Behavioral Support
- Difficulty Concentrating and Focusing
- Issues With Navigating the School Campus
- Dealing with Bullying
- Suspension and/or Expulsion
Is My Child Eligible for IDEA?
There are criteria written in the law which determine who is qualified to receive IDEA services. A child must meet one or more of the eligibility criteria in the list below to qualify.
- Deafness
- Speech or Language Impairment
- Established Medical Disability
- Multiple Disabilities
- Hearing Impairment
- Autism
- Orthopedic Impairment
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Other Health Impairment (includes ADHD)
- Deaf-blindness
- Visual Impairment Including Blindness
- Emotional disturbance
- Intellectual Disability
- Specific Learning Disability (includes Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, and Other Learning Differences)