Affordable Advisors for Accused Students

Affordable Advisors for Accused Students

We are an advisory firm that provides experienced, affordable assistance to students who are  wrongly accused of sexual misconduct nationwide. We also provide unique databases on Title IX litigation and enforcement. If you have been accused, we can help you craft and execute a defense strategy with the goal of achieving the best possible outcome. Call or schedule a 30-minute free consultation or learn more about the advisory service.

We are an advisory firm that provides experienced, affordable assistance to students who are  wrongly accused of sexual misconduct nationwide. We also provide unique databases on Title IX litigation and enforcement. If you have been accused, we can help you craft and execute a defense strategy with the goal of achieving the best possible outcome. Call or schedule a 30-minute free consultation or learn more about the advisory service.

Affordable Advisors for Accused Students

We are an advisory firm that provides experienced, affordable assistance to students who are  wrongly accused of sexual misconduct. We also provide unique databases on Title IX litigation and enforcement. If you have been accused, we can help you craft and execute a defense strategy with the goal of achieving the best possible outcome. Call or schedule a 30-minute free consultation or learn more about the advisory service.

Title IX Databases

We provide unique, data-driven resources to assist professionals, students, advocates, and families.

A feature-rich database of lawsuits by accused higher ed students alleging schools violated their rights while investigating sexual misconduct claims. Also includes data on regulations, attorneys, schools, courts, and judges.

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Lawsuits

Completed Title IX investigations of K-12 and higher education institutions by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Includes data on a broad range of Title IX enforcement matters (e.g., harassment, athletics, identity).

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Investigations

Title IX Databases

We provide unique, data-driven resources to assist professionals, students, advocates, and families.

A feature-rich database of lawsuits by accused higher ed students alleging schools violated their rights while investigating sexual misconduct claims. Also includes data on regulations, attorneys, schools, courts, and judges.

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Lawsuits

Completed Title IX investigations of K-12 and higher education institutions by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Includes data on a broad range of Title IX enforcement matters (e.g., harassment, athletics, identity).

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Investigations

Title IX Databases

We provide unique, data-driven resources to assist professionals, students, advocates, and families.

A feature-rich database of lawsuits by accused higher ed students alleging schools violated their rights while investigating sexual misconduct claims. Also includes data on regulations, attorneys, schools, courts, and judges.

0
Lawsuits

Completed Title IX investigations of K-12 and higher education institutions by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Includes data on a broad range of Title IX enforcement matters (e.g., harassment, athletics, identity).

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Investigations

Free 30-Minute Consultations

Are you a student (or a relative of a student) accused of sexual misconduct in a school disciplinary proceeding? With a thirty-minute free consultation, you can call or book an appointment with a Title IX advisor who can discuss the allegations with you, answer questions, offer some information and advice, and discuss potentially serving as an ongoing Title IX advisor in your case. A full overview of the advisory service is provided here.

Call us at
(903) 309-0332‬

Email us with
the contact form

Or book a free consultation on an advisor’s calendar using the scheduling calendar.

Are you a student (or a relative of a student) accused of sexual misconduct in a school disciplinary proceeding? With a thirty-minute free consultation, you can call or book an appointment with a Title IX advisor who can discuss the allegations with you, answer questions, offer some information and advice, and discuss potentially serving as an ongoing Title IX advisor in your case. A full overview of the advisory service is provided here.

Call us at
(903) 309-0332‬

Email us with
the contact form

Or book a free consultation on an advisor’s calendar using the scheduling calendar:

Testimonials

Testimonials

I am grateful for the guidance and support he provided and would strongly recommend him to anyone navigating the Title IX process. I know my case was a very difficult one and he helped me navigate this process, which provided an outcome that allowed me to remain in my graduate professional program.

An accused university student in the Western United States

Jonathan Taylor provided excellent assistance for my son during a Title IX investigation. He was knowledgeable, strategic, and steadfast throughout the process. His professionalism and calm guidance gave our family confidence, and we ultimately prevailed. I would highly recommend his services to anyone facing a Title IX matter.

The father of an accused middle school student in Arizona

I can’t be more grateful for Jonathan’s support. He was instrumental in helping me navigate the nuances of policy language and showed me how to construct arguments effectively. He identified critical dimensions of the case that I never would have thought of on my own. Given the lasting implications of a Title IX matter, I would highly recommend Jonathan’s services to anyone in a similar situation.

An accused university student in Illinois

Thank you for all your help in the process. Your assistance and knowledge of the matter was invaluable. Please know that you have helped me also in being able to enjoy my time again now that this seems to have begun to pass.

An accused student at a university in North Carolina

When I found Jonathan and spoke with him over the phone, he seemed to have an immediate understanding and offered lots of great advice and insight. He was very thorough and organized and in our meetings and correspondences he was thoughtful and understanding of the sensitive nature of these types of events. We got through it and I honestly don’t think anyone could have done a better job for us.

The father of an accused university student in Utah

This was entirely new terrain for us, and having him guide us through it was invaluable. He was patient in helping us understand the Title IX landscape. My only regret is not bringing him in sooner.

The mother of an accused university student in Pennsylvania

This was a long-enduring 8-month process where the district dragged their feet at every turn, but if we hadn’t found Jonathan to steer us with clear, strategic advice from our very first consultation, I couldn’t imagine where my son would be now.

The father of an accused high school student in California

More from Title IX for All

An overview of our advisory service for students wrongly accused of sexual misconduct in an education setting.

An overview of our advisory service for students wrongly accused of sexual misconduct in an education setting.

A collection of recommended guides, legal documents, articles, books, databases, and more.

A collection of recommended guides, legal documents, articles, books, databases, and more.

We write about Title IX litigation, policy, advocacy, and occasionally broader cultural issues. Join our mailing list to receive these articles via email.

We write about Title IX litigation, policy, advocacy, and occasionally broader cultural issues. Join our mailing list to receive these articles via email.

Our Story and Mission

From 2010 to 2025, former teacher Jonathan Taylor participated in the advocacy and litigation movement promoting fairness for accused students. He founded Title IX for All, created its databases, and advocated for change. Along the way, he assisted countless students and families who were blindsided by weak and wrongful allegations combined with unfair procedures.

Title IX for All served as an advocacy and information hub, providing thousands with access to its unique Title IX litigation and enforcement databases. The information in them was used in lawsuits and by reporters, advocacy groups, and professionals to promote national change. Title IX for All also published many articles raising awareness of the issues and holding institutions accountable. In 2020, the movement succeeded when new federal regulations granted greater due process to accused students. By 2025, all major remaining challenges were defeated.

But problems remain. For accused students, the process is still complicated and often unfair, and the punishments can be life-altering. They need professional help, but for many students the costs of hiring an attorney are prohibitive. One of the rights we fought for was for accused students to be assisted “by the advisor of their choice, who may be, but is not required to be, an attorney.” As non-attorney advisors with fifteen years of experience and unburdened by the huge costs of running a law firm, we are empowered to provide experienced, professional assistance to those for whom it would otherwise be out of reach.

Our Story and Mission

From 2010 to 2025, former teacher Jonathan Taylor participated in the advocacy and litigation movement promoting fairness for accused students. He founded Title IX for All, created its databases, and advocated for change. Along the way, he assisted countless students and families who were blindsided by weak and wrongful allegations combined with unfair procedures.

Title IX for All served as an advocacy and information hub, providing thousands with access to its unique Title IX litigation and enforcement databases. The information in them was used in lawsuits and by reporters, advocacy groups, and professionals to promote national change. Title IX for All also published many articles raising awareness of the issues and holding institutions accountable. In 2020, the movement succeeded when new federal regulations granted greater due process to accused students. By 2025, all major remaining challenges were defeated.

But problems remain. For accused students, the process is still complicated and often unfair, and the punishments can be life-altering. They need professional help, but for many students the costs of hiring an attorney are prohibitive. One of the rights we fought for was for accused students to be assisted “by the advisor of their choice, who may be, but is not required to be, an attorney.” As non-attorney advisors with fifteen years of experience and unburdened by the huge costs of running a law firm, we are empowered to provide experienced, professional assistance to those for whom it would otherwise be out of reach.

Our Story and Mission

From 2010 to 2025, former teacher Jonathan Taylor participated in the advocacy and litigation movement promoting fairness for accused students. He founded Title IX for All, created its databases, and advocated for change. Along the way, he assisted countless students and families who were blindsided by weak and wrongful allegations combined with unfair procedures.

Title IX for All served as an advocacy and information hub, providing thousands with access to its unique Title IX litigation and enforcement databases. The information in them was used in lawsuits and by reporters, advocacy groups, and professionals to promote national change. Title IX for All also published many articles raising awareness of the issues and holding institutions accountable. In 2020, the movement succeeded when new federal regulations granted greater due process to accused students. By 2025, all major remaining challenges were defeated.

But problems remain. For accused students, the process is still complicated and often unfair, and the punishments can be life-altering. They need professional help, but for many students the costs of hiring an attorney are prohibitive. One of the rights we fought for was for accused students to be assisted “by the advisor of their choice, who may be, but is not required to be, an attorney.” As non-attorney advisors with fifteen years of experience and unburdened by the huge costs of running a law firm, we are empowered to provide experienced, professional assistance to those for whom it would otherwise be out of reach.