About
Gottlieb is a special needs law firm located in Riverside, CA. They represent clients in California, focusing on providing a specific spectrum of services on behalf of families with special needs family members. The law firm advocates on behalf of clients and their disabled family members in various settings, including Conservatorship hearings, Regional Center forums, special education administrative hearings, SSI appeal hearings, and Family Law courts. They offer services such as limited Conservatorship of Special Needs Adult, Adult Child Support Involving a Special Needs Child, Special Needs Trust, SSI Appeals, Special Education - Due Process, Regional Center Eligibility, and Mediation - Special Needs. The firm has a unique focus on litigation and is gradually transitioning towards offering mediation services. They have a track record of reversing regional center eligibility denials and have a deep understanding of special needs planning. The law firm has multiple locations, including Huntington Beach and Riverside, CA.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Limited Conservatorship of Special Needs Adult
They can assist in obtaining a customized conservatorship on behalf of an adult child.
Adult Child Support Involving a Special Needs Child
They offer legal services in the area of Adult Child Support, representing clients in family law courts.
Special Needs Trust
They understand the importance of including a special needs trust in estate planning to avoid losing government benefits and resources.
SSI Appeals
They manage SSI appeals and advocate cases before a judge, utilizing their experience in special education and clinical documentation.
Special Education - Due Process
They provide due process representation on behalf of severely autistic children, filing appeals with the California Office of Administrative Hearings.
Regional Center Eligibility
They help individuals and families navigate the regional center eligibility process, including reversing denials.