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Monday, March 23, 2026 / Categories: Featured, Legal, Grandparent's Rights Special Education Rights Brad Dembs, JD Brad Dembs, of the Schluter Hughes law firm, discusses issues for children with disabilities. Brad tells us about IEPs in school as well as the role of parents and grandparents in this process of helping children navigate the educational system. He explores the supports and services that are available as well as the transition from school to adulthood for a child with disabilities. https://www.schluterhugheslaw.com Previous Article Avoiding Probate Court Next Article A Discussion on Antisemitism Print Tags: Grandparents rights Children with disabilities Brad Dembs Special Education Rights