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Hope4Families

California special education law

Special Education Attorney in Sacramento, California

If your child has an IEP or a 504 plan in the Sacramento area and the school is not delivering what was promised, you are not alone, and you have rights. Hope4Families helps Sacramento families make sure their kids actually get the support the law requires.

We provide free special education legal services to families across California, including throughout Sacramento County and the surrounding region. You do not have to navigate the district alone.

How we help Sacramento families

  • IEP services that are not being delivered as written
  • Schools that delay or deny a special education evaluation
  • Denied or reduced services and supports
  • Disagreements over placement and least restrictive environment
  • 504 plans and accommodations
  • Due process and dispute resolution
  • Compensatory (make-up) services for what your child missed

Sacramento school districts we serve

We help families in Sacramento City Unified, Elk Grove Unified, San Juan Unified, Twin Rivers Unified, Folsom-Cordova Unified, Natomas Unified, Center Joint Unified, Galt Joint Union Elementary, Galt Joint Union High, and other districts across Sacramento County and the surrounding area.

Sacramento special education FAQ

Do you help families in Sacramento?

Yes. Hope4Families serves families throughout Sacramento County and across California. You can schedule a free consultation to talk through your child’s situation.

Which Sacramento districts do you work with?

We help families in Sacramento City Unified and districts throughout the county. If your district is not listed above, reach out anyway, because we serve the whole state.

How much does a special education attorney in Sacramento cost?

Hope4Families provides free special education legal services to California families, from the first consultation through representation. There is no cost to the family at any stage and no income requirement. Under IDEA a court may in its discretion award reasonable attorney’s fees to a parent who prevails against a district 20 U.S.C. 1415(i)(3)(B), and fees are often addressed as part of a settlement instead.

Hope4Families provides free special education legal services to families across California. If you need help, schedule a free consultation.

Call us: (323) 275-1161|Serving Sacramento families across California, by appointment

This page is for informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Every child’s situation is unique. Contact our office to discuss your options.