LLM law firm provides skilled and knowledgeable legal representation to individuals who need resolution of their family law issues. The firm’s attorneys boast more than 100 years of combined experience.
Divorce
If you are facing a divorce, you can count on our team to provide you with exceptional representation and the guidance you need to ensure you are in the best hands. Contact us to speak with a skilled divorce lawyer.
Property Division
Property division is one of the most contentious aspects in a divorce. It is imperative to have a knowledgeable property division lawyer on your side during the entire process to protect your future. Contact us to speak to a property division attorney.
Child Support
Both parents are legally obligated to provide financial support to their children and even so, it is important to have a child support order to enforce this obligation. If you are in need of a skilled and dedicated child support lawyer, contact us!
LLM attorneys are fiercely loyal advocates and place the needs of the clients first while maintaining strict ethical bounds of advocacy.
Case Evaluation
The perspective and guidance LLM's attorneys offer can be the difference between a matter that moves forward, and one that gets bogged down and becomes stressful, expensive, and time-consuming.
Consultation
A successful outcome to a family law dispute often depends on the amount of information obtained by the parties before the legal process begins. LLM provides clients with the focus, direction and strategy they need to wisely move ahead through the process and avoid litigation pitfalls.
Evaluative Mediation
Alexandra’s successful career in litigating complex family law cases renders her uniquely qualified to help settle these cases even if it’s on the eve of a scheduled lengthy trial.
Is mediation more cost-effective than court?
Most times, mediation is more cost-effective than court, as it is faster, more direct, and doesn't involve the delays of court hearings. Most people prefer mediation as it is confidential and handled in a more comfortable setting and is more likely to result in a harmonious outcome in the end, which benefits both parties.
How much spousal support will I have to pay?
The amount of “temporary” spousal support (i.e., spousal support pending the divorce decree) that is paid is often determined by a mathematical formula based largely on each party’s income. However, there is no formula for determining “permanent” spousal support (i.e., spousal support ordered in the divorce decree). Instead, the amount of permanent spousal support is based on several statutory factors, including:
How is child support determined?
Child support in California is based on mandatory statewide guidelines that involve a complex calculation that takes into account the number of children, how much time each parent spends with the children, each parent’s income, and other factors. Therefore, there is no concrete answer in determining child support until these factors are accurately determined and have been presented to the court.
What are the benefits of mediation?
There are many great benefits of mediation, including:
Can information from mediation be used in court?
No, information from mediation generally cannot be used in court.
The LLM team has been recognized by multiple organizations across California for their work. You can find various publications on LLM in the Wall Street Journal, N.Y. Times, US Magazine, JOFA Journal, and more.
Physical Custody vs. Legal Custody: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to child custody, the legal jargon can be overwhelming—especially during an already emotional time. One of the most common questions parents ask is: "What’s the difference between physical custody and legal custody?" Understanding the distinction is essential because each type of custody determines different aspects of a child’s care and upbringing.
What is a Postnuptial Agreement?
Marriage is a beautiful union, but it also comes with legal and financial considerations. While prenuptial agreements are commonly discussed before marriage, many couples are unaware of the option to create a postnuptial agreement after they have already tied the knot. So, what exactly is a postnuptial agreement, and why might a couple consider one?
How Common Are Prenuptial Agreements?
Prenuptial agreements (or "prenups") have long been associated with high-profile celebrities and wealthy individuals, but their prevalence is growing among people of all backgrounds. As societal norms evolve and conversations around financial transparency, protection, and fairness become more mainstream, many couples are increasingly open to discussing prenuptial agreements before they tie the knot. But just how common are they? Let’s dive into the numbers and explore the factors contributing to this growing trend.
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