Marc Traynor is a Barrister Award winning litigator providing assertive legal counsel in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding areas. Marc’s focus includes Criminal Law, Family Law, General Civil Law, and alternative dispute resolution methods including Arbitration, Mediation, and Negotiation.

Marc makes himself available to meet with you at your home, office, or over the phone.
He is here to help you find the best solution to your legal issue and has an impeccable work ethic. His referral network is an open resource- if he is not able to take your case due to time or proximity, he will find the right person to provide support for your circumstances.

Marc earned a bachelor of science while majoring in Political Science with a double minor in English and Philosophy. While earning his Juris Doctorate from Texas A&M School of Law (formerly Texas Wesleyan University School of Law), Marc earned a distinction bestowed on very few annually, the National Barrister’s Medal, due to a thorough, demonstrable background in deep research and case winning approaches to complicated legal issues.

As a real estate agent for Creekview Realty, Marc developed and trained flat fee listing personnel, agents, and other employees, created buyer client procedures, and led the company’s 3 year growth as its’ lead agent.

As the production manager for Statewide Remodeling, Marc was responsible for ordering, delivery, oversight of 9 home remodeling crews and supervisors, ensuring vendor quality control, invoicing, and oversaw a 45% production increase over 2 years.

As an associate at Stone & Vaughn Law, PLLC for several years, with an exposure up close and personal with some very unusual legal situations- Marc has honed his flexibility and preparedness processes which become the solution to most legal confrontations.

Always aware that the law is there to protect us all, ever mindful of the opposing counsel and their often aggressive tactics in winning at all costs, Marc stays prepared for all contingencies and zealously advocates for his client’s best interests.

As General Counsel for White, Jacobs & Associates & the Swartz Law Firm, in addition to legal duties, I am a national credit restoration expert & advise on removal of derogatory items, financial management, & building new & appropriate trade lines. Our unique attorney-backed program is revolutionizing the model for success in credit restoration & consumer legal affairs.After three years as a managing partner of one of the Frisco Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business of the Year finalists, three years as a co-founder, grant writer & Secretary of the Board for the award-winning non-profit theater start-up Upstart Productions, & a full year as a stay-at-home Dad before heading to law school, I received my law degree Texas Wesleyan/Texas A&M University School of Law in downtown Ft. Worth with maxima laude honors from the Board of Advocates, trained to litigate & advocate with success for my clients.I am the 2012-2013 National Champion for FINRA’s (Financial Industry Regulatory Association’s) Securities Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Triathlon and part of the 2011 ABA Regional Negotiation Championship team. I participated in Mock Trial, am a 2-time Public Interest Fellow, criminal law research assistant for two years, Family Law Clinic participant (having won two cases before an administrative law judge), a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, the 2012 recipient of the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Foundation Scholarship for ethical service to the community, and a member of the leadership group for Dallas’ regional office of the Anti-Defamation League.I completed a fellowship with the Dallas County Public Defender’s Office & clerked for the Honorable Judge Brenda Hull Thompson in Dallas Probate Court #1, creating a guardianship training program for Dallas County Law Enforcement officers as well as a new registration system within the online, searchable public records database which is accessible 24/7, with the County Clerk’s cooperation.As Marketing Director for Sheridan’s Frozen Custard-Frisco, we were FriscoStyle Magazine’s Best of Business, DMagazine’s “Best of Big D”, 19 separate CitySearch Awards, & finalist for Frisco’s Small Business of the Year.In the Frisco Chamber of Commerce I served on 3 committees: Gov’t. Affairs, Member Services Committee & Chamber Ambassadors, authoring by-laws for 2 of those committees.My interests and background are varied and diverse. My experiences and acquired skills sets have prepared me to be able to talk with you one-on-one, delve into the issues without distress with you, and pursue the most beneficial course of action for the successful resolution of your case. I’m looking forward to meeting with you and learning your story as we write another chapter in it.