About Michelle Alissa

Michelle Alissa Ball is an attorney specializing in education law, based in Sacramento, California. She has been practicing law in California since 1994, focusing on student representation in various educational settings. In 1995, she established the Law Office of Michelle Ball, dedicating her practice to assisting students and parents with education-related issues. Ms. Ball earned her Juris Doctor from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, in 1994.

Prior to that, she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Law & Society from the University of California, Santa Barbara, in 1991. Throughout her career, Ms. Ball has represented students across California in matters such as expulsion, suspension, special education, 504 plans, sports eligibility, bullying, Title IX issues, and discrimination. Her practice encompasses both public and private schools, as well as colleges and universities. She is committed to resolving educational disputes through direct negotiation with schools, colleges, and school districts, as well as by filing with governmental agencies when necessary.

In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Ball is an active member of the legal community. She has contributed to various legal forums, providing insights and answering questions related to education law. Her expertise is recognized by her peers and clients alike. Ms.

Ball's office is located at 717 K Street, Suite 228, Sacramento, CA 95814. She can be contacted by phone at (916) 444-9064 or via email at help@edlaw4students.com. For more information about her practice and the services she offers, you can visit her website at edlaw4students.com.

Education

University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

J.D. (1994)

Univ of California Santa Barbara

B.A. (1991) | Law & Society

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Owner/attorney

Law Office of Michelle Ball
1995

Accepted Jurisdictions

California

Court Admissions

U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California U.S. District Court

Types of Cases Handled

expulsion suspension special education 504 plans sports eligibility bullying Title IX issues discrimination

Legal Services Scope

Negotiation Administrative filings

Office Locations

Main Office

 717 K St, Suite 228 Sacramento CA 95814

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Bullied Students Have School Transfer Priority. Victims Rights (California Law)
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Bullied Students Have School Transfer Priority. Victims Rights (California Law)
Can
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Do Schools Have To Follow Student 504 Plans? Yes!
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Do Schools Have To Follow Student 504 Plans? Yes!
Expulsion Notices Have To Contain These Things To Be Legal
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Expulsion Notices Have To Contain These Things To Be Legal
Heavy College Discipline Agreements For Minor Allegations Are Bad
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Heavy College Discipline Agreements For Minor Allegations Are Bad
How To Get An Interdistrict Transfer
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How To Get An Interdistrict Transfer
How To Get Schools To Actually Implement A 504 Plan
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How To Get Schools To Actually Implement A 504 Plan
How To Stop Military Recruiters At High Schools From Talking To Your Child
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How To Stop Military Recruiters At High Schools From Talking To Your Child
Physical Assault Means No More High School Sports
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Physical Assault Means No More High School Sports
School Exclusions Under Title IX (Sex Harassment) Can Be Brutal
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School Exclusions Under Title IX (Sex Harassment) Can Be Brutal
Sixteen Rights Parents May Not Know They Have
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Sixteen Rights Parents May Not Know They Have
Special Education and Bullying- How To Get More Help
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Special Education and Bullying- How To Get More Help
Special Education Meetings Are Powerful, When Should An IEP Be Requested?
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Special Education Meetings Are Powerful, When Should An IEP Be Requested?
Suspension and Expulsion of Innocent Students
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Suspension and Expulsion of Innocent Students
Teachers Must Now Spy And Report California Students Scary Writings
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Teachers Must Now Spy And Report California Students Scary Writings
Want To Fight A School Expulsion?  Don t Do These Things!
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Want To Fight A School Expulsion? Don t Do These Things!
What To Say At A School Expulsion Hearing To Get A Better Outcome
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What To Say At A School Expulsion Hearing To Get A Better Outcome