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Yanez & Associates Divorce & Family Law Attorneys

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About Yanez & Associates Divorce & Family Law Attorneys

The Orange County California family law firm was founded by Bettina Yanez. Bettina obtained a degree in psychology from Pitzer College located in Claremont. She has been practicing law in Orange County and Los Angeles, California since 2000.

Attorney Bettina Yanez is a California Certified Family Law Specialist; moreover, she is an appointed minor’s counsel for Orange County, California.  She also holds three county contracts with the superior court in Orange County. After hours, she donates her time to a number of organizations geared to helping the local communities.

The objective of the Family Law Firm in Orange County is to deliver expert legal support in all California Family Law Cases, such as: dissolution of marriage, child custody, child support, child visitation, asset division, property settlement, divorce mediation, domestic abuse/violence, order modifications and many more matters having to do with the California Family Law Code.

The mission of the family law firm is to present unrivaled representation for clients implicated in easy to difficult cases in Orange County and Los Angeles. The firm is well staffed with attorneys, paralegals and support staff, no family law case is too little or vast for our law firm to manage.

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Marina December 2019

Unsympathetic Domestic Violence Lawyers-don't go unless you look like you have $ and you're sure you'll win! I experienced a free consultation with this firm. Not trying to be sexist, but if you are going to have a "blunt" lawyer/whoever speaking with survivors of domestic abuse, maybe don't have it be a man. Totally unsympathetic (except at the end, I guess, when he apologized for leaving me in tears). Yes, I have a case that doesn't really have a winning angle, but this person seemed more interested in pointing out all the ways I had messed up than actually trying to help me. At first, I thought it was because he thought I had no money, but even after I told him I did, he still just wanted to shove me off onto public legal aid. Thanks for nothing but distress--you're supposed to help people understand the law, not make them feel like idiots for not understanding an extremely confusing system. It was a very rude way of saying what you could have said: "We can't help you." Maybe try that, next time.

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