Shields Law Firm

Shields Law is a Texas-based legal practice exclusively devoted to special needs law. Known for its compassionate advocacy and highly personalized approach, the firm stands as a trusted ally for families navigating the complexities of special education systems. With offices across Texas and a deep understanding of disability-related legal challenges, the firm offers families clarity, support, and determined representation when it matters most.

Shields Law focuses on Special Education Law, Special Needs Planning, and Guardianship. In education matters, the firm addresses IEP disputes, school bullying, lack of services, behavioral supports, and due process hearings. Its special needs planning services include Special Needs Trusts, Texas ABLE accounts, and predesignated guardianships. In guardianship matters, the firm offers full and limited guardianship representation as well as alternatives such as Supported Decision-Making and Powers of Attorney. Each area is handled with the sensitivity and technical precision these matters demand.

Shields Law delivers legal solutions tailored to each family’s unique needs. Through strategic case planning and relentless attention to detail, the firm transforms overwhelming legal challenges into manageable pathways forward. Whether reviewing school records, negotiating with districts, or litigating in court, the firm combines deep legal experience with a focus on protecting children's educational rights and long-term well-being.

Shields Law is led by a family team deeply committed to helping other families. With over 125 five-star Google reviews, the firm has earned praise for its communication, professionalism, and meaningful outcomes. The team’s ability to simplify the most complex legal processes while maintaining empathy and transparency is a cornerstone of its reputation.

Shields Law remains steadfast in its mission to support Texas families through life-changing educational and legal transitions, offering clarity, advocacy, and hope every step of the way.