Strategic consultation for New Jersey parents navigating suspensions, expulsions, school investigations, athletics eligibility disputes, record issues, and administrative conflicts.
The goal is clarity before action: classify the issue, identify the governing framework, and map realistic options with timing and documentation in mind.
Define what you’re actually dealing with: discipline, investigation, records, athletics, or mixed-process dispute.
Identify process layers and where you are in the timeline so you don’t miss leverage points or deadlines.
Walk away with a practical plan: what to do, what to ask for, what to document, and what to avoid.
Two options designed for time-sensitive school situations. Secure checkout is processed through Stripe.
Best for rapid orientation, issue classification, and immediate next-step planning.
Best for complex matters, multi-stage disputes, hearing prep orientation, or deeper documentation strategy.
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Have a basic timeline and key notices ready (letters, emails, meeting notes, policy language).
We work through classification, process orientation, and next steps with timing and documentation in mind.
We focus on discipline and administrative dispute pathways (not IEP/special education advocacy). This includes suspensions, expulsions, investigations, athletics eligibility disputes, records concerns, and policy enforcement conflicts.
A systems-driven approach to education disputes—grounded in process, authority, and documentation.
Andrew Grechniv holds a Rutgers B.A. (Economics, Political Science, Philosophy) and brings business, compliance, and documentation discipline into school dispute guidance.
Structured consultation focused on understanding the governing framework, identifying leverage points, and avoiding procedural traps—especially when timelines are tight.
Families face information asymmetry, policy intimidation, and deadline-driven process. Clarity changes outcomes.
I didn’t set out to work in school disputes. I’m a father. When policy is treated as untouchable authority and process becomes leverage, families need a clear map of what’s real, what’s required, and what’s optional. When you understand the structure, you make better decisions.
Answers to the questions families typically ask before booking.
No. NJ School Resolution provides general educational-process guidance and strategic orientation. We do not represent clients, do not appear on behalf of clients, and do not provide legal advice. If you need legal representation, consult a licensed attorney.
No. This service focuses on discipline and general administrative school disputes (non-IEP). If your matter is primarily special education/IEP-based, consult an appropriate advocate or attorney.
A brief timeline, any notices (suspension letter, investigation notice, hearing notice), and key documents (emails, policy references, meeting notes). Even if you don’t have everything, we can still orient next steps.
Availability depends on the calendar. If you have a meeting or hearing approaching, book the first available slot and gather documents as soon as possible.
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