For neurodivergent adults
A 14-session course on the moments that carry legal weight.
Free. No diagnosis required. You leave with a card carrying three steps and three real names and numbers.
What the course covers
Fourteen sessions. The same three moves — Recognize, Stop, Escalate — applied to six different contexts until they arrive automatically under pressure.
Paperwork and notices
Which documents carry legal weight, what happens when they go unopened, and what to do when you don't understand one.
Deadlines and reporting
How to track requirements, what missed deadlines look like to the system, and how to ask for help before you're in violation.
Signing under pressure
When you can say no, when you can ask for time, and what you're agreeing to when you sign.
Police contact
What your rights are, what the officer is doing, and how to use the three steps in a high-pressure encounter.
Money and benefits
Reporting requirements, what counts as fraud, and how to escalate when something doesn't make sense.
Court and supervision
What probation and pretrial supervision require, how to communicate with your officer, and what to do when you can't comply.
What you leave with
- A wallet card with three steps and three real names and numbers specific to your area.
- Practice using those steps in realistic scenarios before you need them.
- A network of other participants who've been through the same course.
Common questions
Do I need a diagnosis?
No. The course is open to any adult who identifies as neurodivergent or thinks the material might be relevant to them.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no cost, no sliding scale, no suggested donation. Everything Fair Notice does is free.
How long is each session?
Sessions run approximately 90 minutes. The full course is 14 sessions, typically offered weekly.
Are sessions in person or online?
Both formats are available depending on location and cohort. Registration will show you what's currently offered.
Register for a class
Fill out the form below and we'll reach out with available cohorts in your area or online.