BLACKOWL LAW
A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVOCACY · CALIFORNIA

Your child is entitled to an education that actually works.

IEPs, 504 plans, and the services behind them — with a special education consultant at the school table. Open to any California family — and built in for BlackOwl Law's family law, criminal defense, and juvenile law clients.

A PARTNERSHIP

BlackOwl Law & Owl Advisors

OWL · OUTCOMES WITHOUT LIMITS

BlackOwl Law does not provide attorney services in special education. Instead, we partner with Owl Advisors as a special education consultant — a resource open to any family who needs support at school, and one we bring in for our own family law, criminal defense, and juvenile law clients.

OWL ADVISORS · JEN LARSON, M.A.

Consulting, advocacy, and coaching for the everyday work of special education: IEP/504 document review, meeting preparation and attendance, parent training, in-home plan development, and navigating regional center services and transition planning.

MEET THE ADVOCATE
Jen Larson

Jen Larson, M.A. — Director, Owl Advisors

With nearly 20 years in special education, Jen understands the system from every side — as a credentialed special education professional, and as a parent of children with IEPs. She partners with school teams, families, and service providers to strengthen IEP development, design person-centered transition plans, and move programs from basic compliance to genuinely impactful support.

M.A. Educational Counseling, San Jose State
B.A. Psychology & Kinesiology, San Jose State
CTE credentials: PPS, M/S SPED, ESN
Board Certified IEP Advocate
Former NCAA Academic All-American

Owl Advisors' advocates are not attorneys and do not give legal advice. BlackOwl Law, P.C. does not provide attorney services in special education matters; Owl Advisors is an independent consultant that works with families directly, whether or not they are BlackOwl Law clients.

SERVICES

Whatever you need, we are ready to assist.

DOCUMENT REVIEW
  • Review of your student's most recent school report, evaluation, and IEP/504 plan
  • Written feedback on academic performance and social-emotional and behavioral development
  • A compliance check against IEP/504 requirements
  • Recommendations you can take straight into the next meeting
CONSULTATION
  • An initial conversation about your concerns and your specific situation
  • A tailored approach and a plan for effective next steps
  • Covers educational support and in-home support alike
IEP/504 MEETING SUPPORT
  • Coaching before the meeting so you walk in prepared
  • An advocate attending with you during the meeting
  • A debrief and document review afterward
  • Support at whatever level feels right — you decide
PARENT COACHING & IN-HOME SERVICES
  • Parent training specific to your child's needs
  • In-home goals, new routines, and behavior strategies
  • Respite care and self-care support
  • Communication and behavior support from trained providers
IEP

The Individualized Education Program

Federal law entitles a child with a qualifying disability to a free appropriate public education, delivered through an IEP with measurable goals, services, and accommodations. Parents are equal members of the team that writes it — and the plan is only ever as strong as that team.

504

504 plans

For students who don't qualify for an IEP but still need support, Section 504 provides accommodations — extended time, modified assignments, accessibility measures. The goal is simple: a disability shouldn't stand between your child and their education.

WHEN SCHOOLS FALL SHORT

Enforcing your child’s rights

Denied evaluations, delayed services, plans that exist on paper but not in the classroom. The remedies — independent educational evaluations, state compliance complaints, mediation — all run on timelines, which is why an advocate helps most when you start early rather than after a year of frustration.

BEYOND SCHOOL

Transition & adult services

Special education doesn't end at graduation, and transition planning starts years before the diploma. Regional center services, adult supports, and — where it's genuinely needed — conservatorship, though supported decision-making should always be considered first.

FROM FAMILIES

"Jen and her team helped us clarify what we wanted for our child and how to ask the school team for exactly what we wanted."

— PARENT OF UPPER ELEMENTARY AGED CHILD

"With help from Jen and her team, our child now receives the services needed to attend general ed classes and make new friends!"

— PARENT OF YOUNG CHILD WITH ASD

"Jen and her team have been able to provide in-home training and support for our family, which has opened up many new opportunities for us as a family!"

— PARENT OF A CHILD WITH HIGH SENSORY NEEDS
START AT SCHOOL

Bring us what’s happening at school.

You don't need a court case to get help at school. Book directly with Jen at Owl Advisors — and if you're already a BlackOwl Law client, we'll make the introduction ourselves.

BOOK A CONSULTATION WITH JEN VISIT OWL ADVISORS
Owl Advisors · Los Altos, CA · (210) 387-6909 · Jen@blackowl.law
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