NB Advocacy Toolkit vs Hiring a Private Special Education Advocate
Comparing the cost, speed, and tactical utility of a New Brunswick-specific advocacy playbook against hiring a private special education advocate for disputes.
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Alternatives to Hiring a Private Special Education Advocate in New Brunswick
Private advocates charge $90-$150/hour in NB. Here are the realistic alternatives for parents who need adversarial advocacy tools but cannot afford professional representation.
Best Advocacy Tool for Parents Whose Child Is on a Partial-Day Plan in New Brunswick
Your child is being sent home at 11 AM with no return date. Here's the best advocacy resource for NB parents fighting illegal partial-day plans under Policy 323.
What to Do When You Disagree With Your Child's PLP in New Brunswick
Disagree with a PLP decision in New Brunswick? Here's the step-by-step response — from refusing to sign to filing a formal appeal — with the exact deadlines that matter.
How to Fight EA Reallocation in New Brunswick Without a Lawyer
Your child's Educational Assistant was reassigned mid-year without notice. Here's how NB parents can demand written justification and force compliance using provincial law.
How to File a Special Education Complaint in New Brunswick: The Full Escalation Guide
New Brunswick has no due process hearing, but there are four formal complaint pathways with real enforcement power. Here's how to use each one — and in what order.
Free Policy 322 Guide vs Paid Advocacy Playbook for New Brunswick Special Ed Disputes
Policy 322 explains how NB inclusion should work. The Advocacy Playbook gives you the dispute letters for when it doesn't. Here's what each one actually provides.
Seclusion Rooms and Illegal Exclusion in New Brunswick Schools: Your Rights and Your Response
New Brunswick's own Child Advocate found seclusion rooms operating 'without legal authority.' If your child is being secluded or excluded, here's what the law says and what to do.
Stay Put Rights in New Brunswick Special Education: What Parents Can Actually Enforce
New Brunswick has no IDEA stay-put provision — but there are real protections against unilateral placement changes during a dispute. Here's what they are and how to enforce them.