Meet Our Legal Team.
Andrea M. Tytell
Ms. Tytell has been representing children and young adults with special needs since 1993.
Her practice involves all aspects of education law and related areas such as federal court litigation of special education issues, disability discrimination, school discipline, accommodations for high- stakes testing, juvenile court defense, expulsions, and Regional Center matters. Ms. Tytell spends most of her time dealing with children and young adults who are burdened with learning differences, social-emotional deficits, and mental health decline. She understands how difficult these cases can be and always treats her clients with respect, compassion, and patience. If you are involved in an education related case and you need an experienced education attorney, Ms. Tytell can help. She accepts cases in both Northern and Southern California. As former Minor’s Counsel for the Los Angeles County Superior Court, Ms. Tytell gained tremendous expertise infamily law matters, including child custody, visitation, and complex financial issues.
Ms. Tytell is married, has three children, five grandchildren, and three fur babies.
Please go to Ms. Tytell’s avvo page to learn more.
Ellie J. Navarro
Ellie Navarro is a family law attorney who was admitted to the California State Bar in 2012. Known for her compassion and dedication, Ellie provides empathetic support to her clients, while advocating for their rights. Her ability to engage productively with opposing counsel and work in a collaborative manner has led to successful resolutions, both in and out of the court room.
Outside of work, Ellie is deeply engaged in her community, volunteering at the local softball leagues, and PTA. She values time with her husband and children, and finds joy in decorating, cooking, traveling and exercising.
Corinne Christensen
Ms. Christensen is a civil litigator. Her areas of focus are education and general litigation.
Before becoming an attorney, she worked as a linguist at the University of Barcelona. She holds a doctorate in linguistics and a California teaching credential, both from UCLA. Her experience as a teacher gives her a unique understanding of issues relating to education law.
