Using IEPs in Allocating Decision Making and Parenting Time
By Marilyn Longwell & Dr. Gerald Blechman
Family Law,
November 2022
Individual Education Plans include test results and anecdotal comments about a student’s abilities, performance, and behavior in school. In addition to assisting educators determine the child's needs, they can be considered when resolving issues such as parenting time and decision making when parents are divorcing or separating.
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