There is no predetermined answer to this question. Every case has unique challenges. What we can say is that we work within each client's budget to ensure that we are able to advocate for children at all income levels. Often times children in lower income school districts need the greatest level of advocacy. It is never an excuse for a District to tell you that they can not afford to provide your child with an appropriate education. Lack of financial resources should never be a reason to not advocate for a child. At Montgomery Law we would never turn down a client, that we feel has been victimized, due to a parent's inability to pay attorneys' fees.

This is not unusual! Especial for Parents that have no experience in education. How are you supposed to know what you are entitled to? Yes, school districts are required to provide you with procedural safeguard notices, but these notices can be complicated to read and are general resources that are not specific to the facts of your particular case. At Montgomery Law, based on the specific details of your case, we can help to inform you as to what legal or equitable remedies may be available to your child.