Are you stuck in family conflict?
Perhaps you are facing divorce, have a child custody dispute, or are anxious about the terms of your marriage. The future is uncertain, and you feel unsettled. You don’t want to litigate in Court. You simply want to know your rights, and you need someone you can trust to guide you towards resolution of the matter.
mission
My mission is to help my clients collaboratively work through family conflict towards a resolution that is beneficial to all parties. Litigating in Court can leave the parties feeling helpless and defeated. My goal is to facilitate a constructive settlement process where my clients feel empowered.
credentials
Received J.D. from Pepperdine School of Law
Member of the State Bar of California
Collaborative Family Law training with the Los Angeles Collaborative Family Law Association
Mediation and Conflict Resolution training with The Center for Understanding in Conflict
Member of Los Angeles Westside Collaborative Divorce Professionals (LAWCDP)
WHAT I CAN HELP YOU WITH
The decision to end a marriage can be very stressful. However, there are ways to minimize additional stress that often accompanies the legal process for separation or divorce. So long as both parties are willing to collaborate, working with a settlement-minded attorney and/or mediator will provide them a confidential, efficient, cost-effective means to resolve these issues in a manner that ensures the well-being of each party individually and their family as a whole.
When children are involved, the process for resolving family conflict can be as important as the ultimate outcome. Collaborating on child custody schedules and parenting plans in mediation or with collaborative attorneys allows the parties to propose peaceful solutions together so they can prioritize the children's best interests. In the process of working together, the parties build a foundation for a positive co-parenting relationship going forward.
Whether or not they realize it, couples consent to the default laws for divorce when they get married without a premarital agreement. Entering into this kind of agreement before marriage, or negotiating one during marriage, allows parties to have a choice in what happens in the event their marriage ends. Working with a collaboratively-trained attorney or even mediating a pre/postnuptial agreement allows couples to make conscious and informed decisions together that will provide them with clarity and predictability for the future.
HOW I CAN HELP YOU
You Choose . . .
I can represent one party as a consulting attorney or I can work with all parties as a neutral mediator. Either way, my goal is to help you settle your matter.
Depending on your needs, we can work together in person or we can work together online, using video conferencing platforms to meet virtually.
I can tailor my services to your needs, whether you need help with your matter from start to finish or you are looking for assistance with specific tasks or issues.
TAKE THESE STEPS TO GET STARTED
Schedule a consultation call to discuss your specific needs and how I can help you.
Sign a retainer agreement and we will schedule our first meeting.
Together we will develop a plan with steps to help you resolve your family law matter the healthy way.