Educational and Advocacy Disclaimer

Effective date: July 19, 2026

Raising Different Together shares parent-to-parent experience, educational information, and practical advocacy support. Please read this Disclaimer before relying on website content or purchasing services.

Not a law firm or legal advice

Raising Different Together is not a law firm. Danielle and Casey are not acting as your attorneys, and no attorney-client relationship or legal privilege is created by visiting the website, downloading materials, communicating with RDT, or purchasing a service. Information about special education laws, procedures, rights, meetings, evaluations, IEPs, Section 504 plans, or advocacy is general educational information and is not legal advice for a particular matter.

Not medical, mental-health, or professional educational advice

RDT does not diagnose, evaluate, treat, prescribe, or provide medical, psychological, therapeutic, or licensed educational services. Website content and advocacy support do not replace consultation with qualified attorneys, physicians, psychologists, therapists, evaluators, educators, or other licensed professionals.

Parent-to-parent perspective

Our content and services reflect lived experience, practical research, and the facts and records shared with us. They are intended to help parents organize information, prepare questions, understand options, and communicate more effectively. Laws, regulations, policies, terminology, and school practices may change and may vary by state, district, agency, and individual circumstances.

No guarantee of completeness or outcome

We work to provide useful and accurate information, but we do not promise that every page, template, review, note, or communication is complete, current, error-free, or appropriate for every situation. RDT does not guarantee eligibility, services, accommodations, placement, reimbursement, settlement, school action, or any other outcome.

You remain responsible for decisions and deadlines

You are responsible for evaluating information, deciding what to do, communicating with schools and providers, and monitoring all deadlines. Special education and legal deadlines can be short and fact-specific. If your matter may involve a complaint, hearing, appeal, discrimination claim, safety issue, or other legal right, consult a licensed attorney promptly.

Emergencies and safety

RDT does not provide emergency, medical, mental-health, or crisis services. If you believe a child or another person is in immediate danger, contact 911 or the appropriate local emergency service. For urgent medical or mental-health concerns, contact a qualified professional or crisis resource in your area.

Third-party resources

Links and references to schools, government agencies, organizations, professionals, products, or third-party websites are provided for convenience and information. A link or mention does not necessarily constitute endorsement. RDT does not control or guarantee third-party content, availability, privacy, security, or services.

Testimonials and examples

Testimonials, stories, examples, and past experiences describe individual circumstances and do not promise that another family will receive the same result. Identifying client information is used publicly only with written permission.

Contact

Questions about this Disclaimer may be sent to Hello@raisingdifferenttogether.com