Attacking Difficult Reading Problems Through Special Education |
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By Attorney Judith Saltzman
Recent statistics (Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 2012) tell us that 60,000 Ohio children are not proficient in reading by the end of third grade. What are some common causes of this epidemic?
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When NOT to Trust a Trust |
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Many married couples have established revocable trusts for one reason or other, and have transferred their homes to their trusts. Unfortunately, this sound and logical planning is turned on its head if one of the spouses becomes so ill as to require Medicaid-funded long-term care.
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From Our Blog: Access to Sports for Children with Disabilities |
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By Attorney Judith Saltzman
The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) of the U. S. Dept. of Education has issued a guidance opening opportunities for children with disabilities to participate in sports. The "Dear Colleague" letter, issued January 25, 2013, explains that equality of access under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act applies to extracurricular sports as well as to educational programming. Some of OCR's major points are:
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Paralegal Carol Culley completed the Elder Care Coordination (ECC) Certification Program
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