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Hartlieb & Horste, LLC

Attorneys & Advocates · Highland Park, IL
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Focus
IEP disputes 504 plans due process disability rights
Area
Highland Park, IL
Description
A Highland Park special-education firm whose attorneys (COPAA and SPEACC members) help parents secure educational services and IEP/504 plans for children with disabilities.
Website
hartliebhorste.com

What this special-education attorney or advocate offers

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Hartlieb & Horste, LLC is a Highland Park, Illinois law firm specializing in special education law and disability rights advocacy. The firm assists students with disabilities and their families in obtaining appropriate educational services under IDEA, Section 504, and the ADA.

Leadership
Tracy Hartlieb — Founder
Attorneys & advocates
Cera Horste — Attorney
Populations served
Students with disabilities Families of students with disabilities
Services
Special education legal representation IEP advocacy Section 504 Plan advocacy School district negotiation Disability rights advocacy
Accreditations & approvals
Illinois Bar Northern District of Illinois Bar Council of Parents, Attorneys, and Advocates (COPAA) Special Education Advocacy Coalition of Chicago (SPEACC)
Approach
You know your child better than anyone. We know the laws, the schools, the people, and the educational services.

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What to look for in a special-education attorney or advocate

  • Attorney (for due process / litigation) vs. advocate (for IEP meetings) — you may want either or both
  • Experience specifically in special-education / IDEA law
  • Whether they offer a free initial consult
  • Fee structure (hourly, flat, or sliding-scale)

For a free statewide option, Equip for Equality is Illinois's federally designated disability protection & advocacy organization.