Family Law
Our Law Offices are dedicated to finding collaborative solutions for clients going through emotional family law issues. We understand that your case is unique and may involve a wide range of issues, from child support and child custody to domestic violence. We have experience in...
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Special Education
All children have the legal right to a free appropriate public education (FAPE). We can help parents work with school officials to develop an appropriate individual education plan (IEP). We will attend IEP meetings, mediations, due process hearings and if applicable, appeal...
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Testimonials
Parents of G: Tracy, California Our family began working with Andrea Tytell in 2004 when it became apparent that agencies providing education and services to our severely autistic son were not going to collaborate in his best interests. I have learned much since that time...
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Contact Us
ANDREA M. TYTELL ATTORNEY AT LAW 2121 Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 1350 El Segundo, California 90245 Phone (310) 416-9710 Facsimile (310) 640-1601 info@andreatytell.com Se Habla Español View Larger...
Read More" One's attitude is the greatest disability. "
Andrea Tytell is a Family Law and Special Education Lawyer advocating on behalf of kids with disabilities
Suspensions, Expulsions and Appeals
The Law Offices of Andrea Tytell is well versed in representing students who have been suspended or facing expulsion from school. The time lines for these administrative proceedings are very specific and must be adhered to without deviation. If your child is facing disciplinary action by the school district, call us and we will interface with them. School districts rarely comply with the law unless and until counsel for the student is involved.
Civil Rights Litigation
If your child’s civil rights have been violated as a result of his or her disability, our offices are well versed in handling these matters from administrative proceedings through the trial phase. If you intend to allege allegations based on state tort law, you must file a written claim within six months from the date of incident. If you fail to do so, your claims are subject to dismissal.
Juvenile Court Proceedings
Our offices represent juveniles who may find themselves in trouble with the law. Such matters may include infractions (curfew, truancy, smoking) citations as well as other, more serious violations. Your child may be eligible for deferment if he or she is a first time offender.