Attorney in Indianapolis, Indiana
An Overview of Our Practice at the Law Firm of
Gaylon James Nettles, PC
If you are a student, parent or school official involved in a legal matter relating to education or the provision of social services, you want an experienced lawyer to protect your interests. Whether you believe that your privacy rights have been violated by a school official or a social service agency, or you need guidance to comply with state or federal privacy guidelines, you want an attorney who knows the law and who has worked directly with these issues.
At the Law Firm of Gaylon James Nettles, PC, in Indianapolis, we have over 19 years experience working in the Indiana Department of Education enforcing the Compulsory School Attendance Law. We understand the stress and anxiety that come with an unresolved legal problem and provide caring and compassionate counsel in a wide range of issues related to or involving school administration. To set up a free initial consultation, contact our office or call us at 317-897-9219 (toll-free at 877-897-9219).
Education Law
We represent students and parents of students in legal matters involving education, from the denial of access to school or education programs because of physical or mental health issues to the inadequacy of services offered to students with special needs. We represent students who have been expelled, who want to transfer between schools, or who have been denied their "right to attend school." To learn more, see our page on education law.
Legal Issues and Social Services
As a businessman for over 10 years, Attorney Nettles can work with consumer and business owners, and with individuals whose rights have been violated in conjunction with the receipt of social services, including alcohol or drug abuse treatment, as well as mental health care. We handle cases involving consumer complaints with businesses, complaints concerning the services in medical or treatment institutions, the wrongful disclosure of private social service-related information, the inadequacy or negligence in discharge planning or preparation, and neglect in the provision of social services. For more information, go to our page on legal issues and social services.
Disability and Health Issues
We advise business owners, school officials, administrators, counselors, veterans, parents and students on privacy and access issues involving health and disability related questions. See our page on Disability and Health Issues to learn more.
For a free initial consultation, contact us or call us at 317-897-9219 (toll-free at 877-897-9219) to schedule an appointment. We will travel to your home to meet with you, if necessary.
