The Law Office of Sean M. Hobson

The Law Office of Sean M. Hobson can provide valuable assistance when it comes to addressing violations related to special education and Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). IEPs are critical for ensuring that children with disabilities receive the appropriate education and services tailored to their needs. If these plans are not followed or if a child’s rights are being violated, it can significantly affect their educational experience and development.

Our firm can help protect a child’s educational rights:

1. Ensuring Compliance with IEPs: The firm can advocate for parents and children by ensuring that school districts comply with the terms of the IEP, including the delivery of necessary services and accommodations.
2. IEP Meetings & Representation: Our firm can represent parents in IEP meetings, helping them understand their child’s rights, ensuring that appropriate goals are set, and that services and accommodations are effectively provided.
3. Identifying Violations: If a child is not receiving the services promised in the IEP or is being discriminated against due to their disability, the firm can identify these violations and take appropriate legal action.
4. Filing Complaints: If a school district is not adhering to special education laws, our firm can assist in filing complaints with the appropriate agencies, such as the Department of Education or local educational authorities.
5. Advocacy for Fair Services: In cases where a school is failing to provide adequate support, our firm can help advocate for additional services, such as speech therapy, counseling, or other interventions that may be necessary.
6. Legal Recourse: If informal resolutions or mediation fail, our firm can pursue litigation to protect the child’s educational rights, seeking remedies such as compensatory education or other forms of justice for the violation.

By specializing in special education law, the Law Office of Sean M. Hobson can ensure that children with disabilities are not denied the education and services they are entitled to, and that parents are empowered to stand up for their child’s needs.