When Nathan Soowal founded Bilello & Soowal, PLLC, the vision was clear: to be a steadfast advocate for students and families when educational rights are at stake. Our experience in education law is built on years of navigating complex statutes,
When a child with special needs does not receive the services or support outlined in their Individualized Education Program (IEP), it can feel like the system has failed them. Unfortunately, many Florida families find themselves in this position—facing school districts
School psychologists are vital to ensuring that schools meet the requirements of special education law. They work closely with students, parents, teachers, and administrators to provide the necessary support for students with disabilities. Their role involves both legal compliance and
In Florida, children with disabilities have the right to receive a free appropriate public education. This right is enforceable under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). An essential part of this process is the creation of an Individualized Education
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act ensures that children with disabilities receive a free and appropriate public education. In Florida, schools must follow specific guidelines to meet the educational needs of students with disabilities. However, violations of IDEA can still
Parents of really smart students often face problems when trying to get the right education for their children in Florida’s schools. Even with programs like the Florida Gifted Education Program to help high-ability students, some parents still find it hard
Florida parents who have special needs school-age children will want to ensure the most appropriate education for them. Different special education programs are available: an Individualized Education Program and 504. These are the differences between them. Understanding Individualized Education Programs
As a parent of a special needs child, it is distressing to learn that your child was unfairly restrained at school. Schools should only use restraints in specific circumstances, and the safety and dignity of the child must be the
Becoming the guardian of a special needs child or adult is a legal process. Once the child reaches a certain age, or once an adult becomes incapacitated, a relative or non-relative can file for guardianship. There are specific steps to
Making estate plans is important for everyone, but it’s especially crucial if you have a loved one with special needs. Without an estate plan in place, your loved one may not receive appropriate care. What is special needs estate planning?
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