When most people hear the term “due process,” they think of a person’s right to a trial before receiving punishment for a crime. However, in our legal system,...
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When most people hear the term “due process,” they think of a person’s right to a trial before receiving punishment for a crime. However, in our legal system,...
Many parents in New Jersey worry that asking for special help for children with disabilities means pulling those children out of regular school and separating...
The Individualized Education Program (IEP) is the centerpiece of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEIA). However, establishing an...
If you are the parent of a child with a disability, you know you must be vigilant when it comes to protecting their best interests. Even as you struggle with...
How much could the Working Families Tax Cut Act of 2025 save you? Last month we introduced the legislation and Trump Accounts for Newborns. This month, we're cutting through the complexity to show you the specific provisions that could lower your tax bill. Here’s a...
When you think about securing the future of your loved ones, estate planning should immediately come to mind. Having the right estate documents written correctly and strategically, and regularly updating them, is the best way to make sure your family has stable...
The holidays are over. Decorations are put away. New Year’s resolutions are already fading, and the cold reality of winter has set in. For students with specials needs, that cold reality may begin with post-holiday regression upon their return to school. After the...
A new type of investment account for Americans under the age of 18 has been created and will be available this year. The Working Families Tax Cut Act of 2025 (WFTCA), also known as the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), is the new law creating these accounts....
Estate planning in New Jersey is a big task, with many types of documents recognized in state and federal law. But it typically starts with one vital and straightforward legal document: A will. Every adult should have, and periodically update, a will as a cornerstone...