Yanez & Associates Divorce & Family Law Attorneys Orange County is a dedicated family law firm specializing in divorce and family-related legal matters, serving clients throughout Orange County and Los Angeles County. Led by Certified Family Law Specialist Bettina Yanez, the firm stands out for its compassionate, client-centered approach and deep expertise in navigating emotionally charged and complex family law cases.
The firm prioritizes personalized legal services, taking time to understand each client’s unique circumstances and goals. With years of experience and a reputation for professionalism and integrity, Yanez & Associates offers strategic guidance through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, ensuring clients feel informed and supported at every stage. They are committed to fiercely advocating for clients’ rights and achieving favorable outcomes tailored to individual needs.
Services Offered
- Divorce proceedings (contested and uncontested)
- Child custody and visitation agreements
- Child support calculations, modifications, and enforcement
- Spousal support (alimony) arrangements and modifications
- Property division and equitable settlements
- Domestic violence restraining orders
- Parental alienation legal strategies
- Parental relocation (move-away) guidance
- Paternity establishment and disputes
- Grandparents’ rights and visitation
- Legal separation agreements
- Mediation for divorce, custody, and support
- Military divorce and pension division
- Adoption (step-parent) and termination of parental rights
- Name change petitions
- Post-divorce modifications
- Contempt of court orders enforcement
- Emergency hearings and ex-parte orders
- Same-sex family law (divorce, custody, adoption)
- Unbundled legal services and limited-scope representation
The firm serves clients in Orange County and Los Angeles County, with services available in both English and Spanish. Recognized for their client-centered advocacy and clear communication, they provide free initial consultations to help individuals and families through challenging legal transitions.
