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Jennifer Lynn Swanson

Jennifer Lynn Swanson

Former Teacher
Dedicated Attorney
Loving Mother

Jennifer Lynn Swanson taught special education in Texas for nearly a decade before obtaining her law degree.

She has devoted her practice to serving families of children who need a special education law firm to address IEP, ECI, 504, and ARD concerns and much more. She is the mother to two little boys both under the age of 3.

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Special Education Attorney in Katy, Texas

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Why Swanson Law, PLLC?

Experience

Real-World Insights & Experience

Attorney Swanson understands the unique challenges families face with special education. She uses her knowledge of Texas special education law to help children receive the support and services they need.

Attention

Personal Attention & Collaboration

Swanson Law, PLLC strives to build strong relationships with its clients by fostering open communication and working closely with families, educators, and service providers to create tailored education strategies.

Family

Dedicated to Your Family's Best Solution

The mission of Swanson Law, PLLC is to help our clients find the most efficient solutions relating to special education services to better serve them, their children, and their families.

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How to Prepare for an IEP Meeting

As parents or guardians, preparing for an Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting can feel overwhelming, but it’s an important step in advocating for your child’s education and special needs. Understanding how to approach the meeting and what to expect can help make the process smoother and more effective.

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The Role of the ARD Committee

In Texas, special education law operates under both federal and state regulations to assure students with disabilities receive the support they need. A key component of this system is the Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) Committee, which plays a crucial role in determining a child’s eligibility for special education services and developing an appropriate educational plan.

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Common Misconceptions About Special Education Law in Texas

As a special education lawyer in Texas, I understand how overwhelming the intricacies of special education law can be for parents and educators alike. Whether you’re a parent trying to secure the best educational services for your child, or an educator trying to assure compliance with legal requirements, understanding the law is crucial.

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So Much More Than a Law Firm

Special education is a crucial foundation for the future success of children with support needs. Access to appropriate educational resources and support can significantly impact a child's development, self-esteem, and overall quality of life.

Swanson Law, PLLC is dedicated to using its knowledge of educational practices and Texas state law to help families understand special education law and guide them through the process of securing the essential accommodations and services their children deserve.

The main goal of Swanson Law, PLLC is to advocate for families with children who have unique learning challenges by providing comprehensive services tailored to specific age ranges and focuses, including early childhood intervention, early childhood special education, special education for ages 6-18, IEP and 504 educational planning, and testing and evaluations.

Swanson Law, PLLC is located in Katy, Texas, roughly 40 minutes West of Houston, but serves families across Texas. Attorney Swanson also provides services for uncontested guardianship in Fort Bend County and Harris County.