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How to Reject an IEP in Massachusetts
Learn how to reject an IEP in Massachusetts and protect your child’s special education rights. Understand your options under state and federal law.
IEP vs. 504 - What's the Difference?
Learn the difference between an IEP and a 504 Plan. Understand parental rights, school obligations, and how to move from a 504 to an IEP.
Massachusetts Special Education Attorney Lillian Wong Named Parent-Side Expert
Attorney Lillian Wong has been selected to provide the parent-side Massachusetts perspective for Special Education Law’s new Experts feature, offering insight on BSEA decisions and Massachusetts special education law.
Massachusetts Updates Special Education Regulations in 2026: What Parents Should Know
Massachusetts updated its special education regulations in 2026. Here are the changes parents should know about, particularly for English learners with disabilities.
What Families Say About Working With Noble Education Law
Looking for a top-rated special education lawyer or IEP advocate in Massachusetts or Boston? Learn how families describe working with an attorney who takes the pressure off, explains the process clearly, and provides steady advocacy for students with disabilities.
Wrightslaw From Emotions to Advocacy: A Must-Read for Parents
Wondering how to become a stronger advocate for your child’s IEP? Massachusetts attorney Lillian Wong explains why Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy is an essential read for parents.
From Struggling to Thriving: How One Family Found Hope Through Special Education Advocacy
Massachusetts special education attorney Lillian Wong shares a powerful success story: how a student with severe dyslexia went from tears to thriving with the right advocacy and school placement.
“We Can’t Afford That” — Cost Is Not A Legal Excuse
When a school says “We can’t afford that,” parents often feel stuck. Attorney Lillian Wong breaks down why cost cannot be used to deny IEP services and how Massachusetts law protects your child’s right to an appropriate education.
