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Enough is Enough
Tanya’s experience is not unique. Our legal team has
heard similar stories over the years from other NYC
families trying to begin homeschooling.
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- Personalized answers to all your homeschooling-related legal questions.
- Full representation at every stage of legal proceedings, through letters, phone calls, and even court representation.* (This may involve HSLDA hiring local attorneys at no charge to you.)**
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- 24/7 access to our members-only online resources, including detailed information and printable forms to help you comply with your state’s homeschooling regulations.
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- Receive a full year of the Home School Court Report, our member magazine packed with homeschooling news, analysis, stories, tips, and encouragement.
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* Consistent with government regulations and ethical standards, we cannot guarantee representation to members in every case or every appeal. Learn more here.
** Please note that member families who choose to consult independently with a non-HSLDA attorney must do so at their own expense.
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