Parents should contemplate consulting with an attorney when they encounter difficulties with their child’s education,
namely:
namely:
How do I know if I need an attorney?
- If you are having difficulty attaining special education eligibility for your child with special needs
- If you are having difficulty agreeing with your school system on the services your child requires
- If you are struggling to have your child’s IEP followed
- If you are struggling to have your child properly evaluated
- If you are contemplating removing your child from school due to ongoing conflict
What are Aimee’s fees?
Does Aimee ever take pro bono cases?
More specific questions about special education?
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- The Law Office of Aimee E. Gilman accepts a limited number of pro bono cases each year. If you feel that your case
- warrants consideration on a pro bono basis, feel free to contact the office to discuss your case.
- Fees often depend on the complexity of each case. Fees are discussed and decided on a case by case basis
- Initial consultations generally require a set fee, required at the consultation.