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Vanda Marie Khadem is a distinguished attorney at Khadem Law Office in Dover, Massachusetts, with over 25 years of experience in Employment Law, Personal Injury, and Probate. Her practice is particularly focused on family law and special education matters, where she advocates for families, including those with children who have special needs. As a seasoned mediator and parent coordinator, Ms. Khadem also serves as a Guardian ad Litem, dedicating her efforts to the welfare of children, especially those diagnosed on the autism spectrum. Ms. Khadem’s expertise has garnered recognition in various media outlets, including New England Chronicle News, WUMB FM Radio’s Commonwealth Journal, The Brookline TAB, WBUR, and Exceptional Parent Magazine. She was honored with the 2009 Distinguished Citizens Award by the Arc of Massachusetts for her significant contributions to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and received the 2016 House of Possibilities Champion of Special Children Award. In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Khadem is the Founder and President of the Autism Higher Education Foundation (AHEF), a nonprofit organization committed to creating lifelong educational and vocational opportunities for individuals on the autism spectrum. Under her leadership, AHEF developed a pioneering program at the Boston Conservatory to support autistic musicians and launched the Paralegal Assistant Training Program (PLAT) in collaboration with the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court system, focusing on vocational training for transitioning high school students with disabilities. Ms. Khadem’s work underscores her belief that educational and vocational access for individuals with autism is a fundamental civil rights issue.
Child support attorneys help parents establish, modify, and enforce child support obligations. They ensure children receive proper financial support. Common matters include support establishment, modifications, enforcement, arrears.