About
Attorney Abra Allexenberg, a lawyer and mother, brings a unique perspective to her work, having worked with children with varied disabilities. She specializes in helping families navigate the special education system, advocating for their children's rights, and securing necessary educational services. With a focus on empowering families and providing invaluable advocacy, Allexenberg Law helps children with disabilities succeed. The practice is based in Northborough, MA, and serves clients throughout the state.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Special Education Law
Allexenberg Law provides legal services to parents and guardians of children with disabilities in Massachusetts, advocating for their rights and securing necessary educational services.
IEP and 504 Planning
The practice helps families navigate the special education system, creating Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 plans tailored to their child's needs.
Assistive Technology Assessment and Implementation
Allexenberg Law assists families in obtaining assistive technology assessments and implementing assistive technology plans to support their child's learning and participation in school activities.
Transition Planning
The practice helps families develop transition plans for their child, including job shadowing, career counseling, vocational preparation, and more, to support their child's future employment, post-secondary education, and independent living.
Behavioral Intervention Planning
Allexenberg Law helps families develop Behavioral Intervention Plans (BIPs) to address challenging behaviors, providing staff with tools to help their child utilize coping skills and avoid triggers.
Self-Determination Goal Planning
The practice assists families in creating Self-Determination Goals in the IEP for Self-Advocacy, Self-Regulation, Social Skills, Self-Awareness, Emotional Regulation, and more, to support their child's self-advocacy and self-regulation skills.