Looking for an IEP advocate in Georgia? This guide profiles 4 verified special education advocates on Find Parent Advocates, with real bios, specialties, service areas, and pricing where published.
Parents often search "IEP advocate near me in Georgia" and "how much does an IEP advocate cost" before they hire. The pricing table below uses what each advocate publishes on their profile. Full profiles follow.
How much does an IEP advocate cost in Georgia?
Among advocates who publish hourly rates on Find Parent Advocates, listed rates in Georgia range from $65 to $100 per hour (4 of 4 in this guide).
| Advocate | City | Pricing | Service area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrea Westmoreland | Flowery Branch | $75/hr | Based in Flowery Branch |
| Jalani Traxler | Atlanta | $65/hr | In-person and virtual |
| Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. | Atlanta | $100/hr | Based in Atlanta |
| Russell Lloyd | Cumming | $95/hr | In-person and virtual |
Note on pricing Rates shown are what each advocate lists on their profile. Flexible and package advocates may quote a flat fee after a free consultation. Always confirm scope and total cost before work begins.
How to choose an IEP advocate in Georgia
Match the advocate to your issue, not just your zip code. Common focus areas in this Georgia directory include Dyslexia, Early Childhood, Emotional Regulation, ESY, IEP Meetings.
- Define the task. Do you need a one-time IEP meeting, ongoing support, or help filing a Georgia state complaint?
- Check service area. Advocates in Flowery Branch, Atlanta, Cumming may serve multiple metros in person, virtually, or both.
- Compare pricing models. Hourly, flexible, and package pricing all appear in this guide. Ask what is included and whether a retainer is required.
- Read the full profile. Bios, credentials, languages, and parent feedback are on each advocate's page.
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Best IEP advocates in Georgia
Advocates with published rates and complete profiles appear first. Each section uses data from the advocate's Find Parent Advocates profile.
Andrea Westmoreland
I am a certified special education teacher and I am also a behavior specialist. I am also a mother to a child with Behavioral issues on an IEP, and another child with a 504. I want to use my knowledge in education, and as a parent to help other parents feel empowered to advocate for their children's needs. Reach out and I would love to help!
| Location | Flowery Branch, GA |
|---|---|
| Service area | Based in Flowery Branch |
| Pricing | $75/hr |
| Languages | English |
Jalani Traxler
Background: Bachelors in Psychology · Master's in Theology & Divinity · Master's in Special Education
My name is Jalani Traxler and I have loved teaching sense I myself was a student with an IEP receiving my own accommodations in elementary school. I have formally been in education sense 2014 first starting off as an intern with the world class summer literacy program "Freedom School" in my home town of St. Paul, Minnesota. This period of time served as inspiration to eventually join Teach for America in the spring of 2023 and eventually receive my certification as a teacher from Kennesaw State.
| Location | Atlanta, GA |
|---|---|
| Service area | In-person and virtual |
| Pricing | $65/hr |
| Age groups | Elementary, Middle school, High school, transition |
| Languages | English |
Ms. Dixon, Psy.S.
Background: Master's in Specialist in School Psychology
I’m a certified School Psychologist, Parent Advocate, and Coach dedicated to helping families navigate special education with confidence. With experience collaborating with school teams, district leaders, and attorneys, I help parents understand evaluations, IEPs, educational decisions, and available supports. I combine psychological expertise with advocacy to empower families and help students thrive.
| Location | Atlanta, GA |
|---|---|
| Service area | Based in Atlanta |
| Pricing | $100/hr |
| Age groups | Early childhood (ages 3–5), Elementary, Middle school, High school, transition |
| Languages | English |
Russell Lloyd
I’m Russell Lloyd, founder of YourChild.org, author, mentor, and special education advocate. I review the record, find the gaps, build the strategy, prepare the parent, and lead IEP meetings. I help families challenge weak goals, inadequate services, poor evaluations, and plans that do not match the child’s needs. I raised three children with special needs and bring 25+ years of leadership, negotiation, and problem-solving experience to every case.
| Location | Cumming, GA |
|---|---|
| Service area | In-person and virtual |
| Pricing | $95/hr |
| Age groups | Early childhood (ages 3–5), Elementary, Middle school, High school, transition |
Common questions about IEP advocates in Georgia
How much does an IEP advocate cost in Georgia?
In this Georgia directory, published hourly rates range from $65 to $100 per hour. Many advocates also use flexible or package pricing. A focused IEP review or one meeting often takes 2–3 hours. Ask for a written estimate before you hire.
How do I find an IEP advocate in Georgia?
Start with verified profiles on Find Parent Advocates, your state Parent Training and Information (PTI) center, and local special education parent groups. Compare specialties, service area (in-person vs virtual), and pricing before you book a consultation.
Where can I find an IEP advocate near Flowery Branch, GA?
Advocates in this guide serve Flowery Branch and other Georgia metros in person, virtually, or both. Use the Georgia search at https://findparentadvocates.com/find-advocates?q=Georgia to filter by city and specialty.
What should I ask before hiring a Georgia special education advocate?
Ask about their experience with your child's disability area, whether they attend IEP meetings, how they bill, and what documents they need from you. Request a scope estimate in writing for the first phase of work.
Can I hire an advocate for just one IEP meeting in Georgia?
Yes. Many parents hire an advocate for a single meeting or a short file review. Several advocates in this guide list meeting attendance and consultation as core services.
Are these the only IEP advocates in Georgia?
This guide features advocates with active profiles on Find Parent Advocates. Georgia has additional advocates through PTI centers, school district family resource units, and local parent groups. Browse the full directory at Find Parent Advocates.