Chantel Alberhasky  specializes in representing families of children with disabilities in the area of special education law.  Ms.  Alberhasky is the mother of two children with disabilities who receive special education  services so she understands first hand the struggles that many families have faced during their quest to obtain appropriate services for their children.    Her experience - and the fact that there were no attorneys in Southwest Missouri whose practice was devoted to representing children with disabilities - led her to the decision to focus her practice on special education law.

Ms. Alberhasky was a speaker at the 2009 NOAH (National Organization for Albinism and Hypopigmentation) mini-conference in Kansas City, Kansas.   Ms. Alberhasky gave a presentation entitled:  "IEP Dos and Don'ts - Before, During, and After the Meeting." 

Ms. Alberhasky is a Cum Laude history graduate from Missouri State University.   She graduated from the University of Missouri - Columbia School of Law in 1998.    She was the recepient of the Sydney Faber academic award for excellence in criminal law.   She participated in the Domestic Violence Clinic at the University of Missouri where she represented abused women in restraining order cases. Ms. Alberhasky also acted as guardian-ad-litem for abused and neglected children. Ms. Alberhasky worked as a summer intern with the Missouri Attorney General's office in the criminal division during her law school career.   

Upon graduation from law school, she practiced in the area of product liability and personal injury as an associate with the Law Offices of Robert M.N. Palmer, P.C.. In 2002, Ms. Alberhasky and her husband, Randy C. Alberhasky, created The Alberhasky Law Firm, P.C., where together they fight for the rights of children and their families.

 CHANTEL L. ALBERHASKY, ESQ.