Ty Supancic, Esquire

Attorney At Law

Ty Supancic, Esq.

Ty is a frequent contributor to the Los Angeles Daily Journal, a popular and dynamic speaker on legal issues, and an expert in the area of Gun Trusts. Ty is a member of WealthCounsel, has studied entertainment law at UCLA, and completed Advanced Mediation Training with Kenneth Cloke, J.D., Ph.D. at The Center for Dispute Resolution, and Collaborative Law Training with LACFLA. In 2018 and 2019, Ty was named a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers.

Education & Professional Affiliations

California State Bar Law Office Study Program
WealthCounsel Member

Areas of Expertise

Family Law
Premarital Agreements
Post nuptial agreements
Divorce
Child support
Child custody
Alimony
Adoption

Estate Planning
Asset protection
Wills and Trusts
Charitable Planning
Gun Trusts
Healthcare Planning
Entertainment Law

Ty’s Story

Attorney Ty Supancic practices extensively in the area of Consensual Dispute Resolution including mediated divorce, Collaborative Divorce, estate planning (wills & trusts), and asset protection

While Ty and his ex were able to have a quiet, dignified, and private divorce, the ultimate beneficiary was their daughter who got to grow up with cooperative co-parents and was spared the horrible toll that divorce courts usually inflict.

But after his divorce, Ty realized he could help other families through that difficult process and better plan for their futures if he joined his father, a pioneer of Consensual Dispute Resolution, and became an attorney. With this realization, Ty started working as a paralegal in his father’s firm and enrolled in the California State Bar Law Office Study Program to begin “reading the law.”

After passing the First Year Law Student’s Exam, or “Baby Bar”, and later the “Big Bar” Ty was sworn in as a licensed attorney. Ty is thankful that California is one of the seven states that still provide an avenue to study and become an attorney on the traditional path followed by Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln.

Ty’s deep personal commitment to Consensual Dispute Resolution, his background in entertainment, and his non-traditional schooling provide great advantages to his clients. Law schools focus on adversarial, Win-Lose approaches which are antithetical to Consensual Dispute Resolution. By omitting the usual adversarial indoctrination from his schooling, Ty utilizes new solutions for conflict resolution, saving his clients time, money, and heartbreak.