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301 E Colorado Blvd, Suite 420, Pasadena, CA 91101Call (626) 555-0150

Practice areas

Everything we do is family law. That focus is why we can tell you, in the first meeting, what to expect, what it will likely cost and how long it tends to take.

Divorce and legal separation

Contested and uncontested dissolutions in Los Angeles County, including property and debt division, business valuations, and the characterisation of separate and community property. We'll tell you early whether your matter is likely to settle or needs a judge.

  • Uncontested divorces with a written agreement, handled at a fixed scope
  • High-conflict and high-asset matters
  • Post-judgment modifications and enforcement

Child custody and parenting plans

Legal and physical custody, visitation schedules, holiday plans, modifications as children grow, and relocation (move-away) requests when a parent needs to move for work or family. We work toward plans both parents can live with, and we go to court when that isn't possible.

  • Parenting plans and schedules
  • Relocation and move-away matters
  • Grandparent visitation

Child and spousal support

Establishing, modifying and enforcing child support and spousal support orders, including the income questions that come with self-employment and bonuses.

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements

Agreements drafted and reviewed before and during marriage. We explain what California does and does not let an agreement do, and we build in the time and disclosure the law requires so the agreement holds.

Domestic violence restraining orders

Protective orders obtained and defended, with same-week court dates when safety requires it. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 first.

Mediation

Attorney-led mediation for couples who want to settle outside court. Elena Vasquez is a trained family law mediator. Most mediations resolve in three to five sessions and end with a written agreement ready for the court.

These descriptions are general information about the kinds of matters the firm handles. They are not legal advice about your situation, and reading them does not make you a client. Fees and the retainer are discussed at the consultation and set out in writing before any work begins.