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First hand experience.
Compassionate counsel.

Hope for a better future. Seems like something everyone should be able to count on.

However, if you’re the parent of a special needs child, or are an adult or college student with special needs or learning disabilities, and have ever had to navigate "the system," deal with IEP preparation and meetings, fight for your education rights and educational resources or been overwhelmed by trying to understand complicated policies and education law, special needs law or family law, it can feel like you’re on the outside looking in. It doesn’t have to be that way.

Working with an attorney may make a big difference. Working with the right attorney, one who has first hand experience in the area of family, special needs and education law, can be life changing. The Portland Law Firm of Lana L. Traynor, LLC is able to provide compassionate counsel to families and people with special needs, because, like you, Lana and her staff come from special needs families themselves. They have experience when it comes to dealing with government agencies and educational resources that withhold or mismanage education opportunities and resources.

With a primary focus on special needs law, Lana L. Traynor, licensed to practice law in Oregon, Washington and California, will fight for you or your family to ensure that you can receive a quality education and the resources necessary to thrive. With an approach anchored in first hand experience, strong relationships, integrity, compassion and objective professionalism, Lana strives to hold your best interests above all else.

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Lana L. Traynor, LLC, has represented clients from a wide variety of backgrounds and situations, including:

  • Students (children and adults) with educational issues
  • Disciplinary and expulsion issues
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Asperger’s Syndrome
  • Learning Disabilities
  • Dyslexia
  • Language Disabilities
  • Physical Disabilities
  • Special Needs College Students
  • Childhood & Adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) & Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Adults & Children with Disabilities
  • Down’s Syndrome
  • Intellectual Disabilities
  • And more…

Hope for a better future begins today… contact Lana L. Traynor, LLC, Attorney at Law, at 503.596.2423 to schedule a free initial consultation.

Lana L. Traynor, LLC / 6950 SW Hampton Street / Suite 100 #35 / Tigard, Oregon 97223
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Lana L. Traynor, LLC, Attorney at Law, is an education attorney based in Portland and licensed in Oregon, Washington and California. Ms. Traynor works with special education and special needs students and their families across all levels of education including representation at IEP meetings, representation of students with special needs including regular education students with disciplinary issues, college students on scholarship, graduate students facing disciplinary action or expulsion, and disabled students.