Law Offices of Leah Choi helps clients with California divorce paperwork, property division, spousal support, child custody, and domestic violence restraining order matters. We begin by identifying your case type, court deadlines, and the documents that may be needed next.
Before going into a long explanation, we first check whether there is a deadline, a hearing date, or an urgent family law issue that needs attention.
Every family law case has a different starting point. We help organize the issues, identify the next filing step, and prepare the documents needed for your situation.
Divorce petition, response, joint petition, disclosures, settlement paperwork, and judgment documents prepared according to the stage of the case.
Call to discuss →We help organize community property and separate property issues involving homes, bank accounts, debts, retirement accounts, and small businesses.
Call to discuss →We review temporary and long-term support issues, including requests, responses, modification, termination, and income-related documents.
Call to discuss →Assistance with domestic violence restraining order requests, responses, renewals, evidence organization, and hearing preparation.
Call to discuss →We help address custody, visitation schedules, parenting plans, and child-related orders or agreements in California family law cases.
Call to discuss →For existing document-preparation clients, we may assist with hearing preparation, expected questions, response organization, and exhibits.
Call to discuss →In divorce and family law matters, the first step is often not a full legal argument. The first step is identifying the case type, current filings, court deadlines, service status, and what must be filed next.
Divorce, custody, support, property division, restraining order, or post-judgment issue.
We look for response deadlines, service issues, upcoming hearings, and urgent filing concerns.
We identify what forms, evidence, financial documents, or court filings may be needed at the current stage.
The free phone inquiry is a brief preliminary screening to identify your case type, court dates, deadlines, and urgency. Detailed legal analysis, document review, or strategy consultation may require a paid consultation.
We help clients organize their case, prepare documents, and understand the next procedural step.
Leah Choi focuses on California divorce and family law matters, including case review, legal issue spotting, client counseling, and document-based family law strategy.
David assists with scheduling, document organization, client communication, and the preparation process so that clients can move through each step more clearly.
Phone inquiries are generally available from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. In-person consultations are by appointment only. If you retain the office on the consultation date, the consultation fee may be credited toward attorney’s fees.
Appointment-based consultations are available in Burbank, Torrance, and Fullerton. Please schedule before visiting.
3500 W Olive Ave, Ste 300
Burbank, CA 91505
Appointment-based consultations
21250 Hawthorne Blvd, Ste 500
Torrance, CA 90503
Appointment-based consultations
1440 N Harbor Blvd, Suite 900
Fullerton, CA 92835
Appointment-based consultations
The free phone inquiry is a brief preliminary screening to identify your case type, court dates, deadlines, and urgency. Detailed legal analysis, document review, or strategy consultation may require a paid consultation.
Yes. Law Offices of Leah Choi serves clients with California divorce and family law matters in Los Angeles County and Orange County, including Burbank, Torrance, Fullerton, and surrounding areas.
Yes. Please contact the office as soon as possible. We first check the hearing date, the current filings, service status, deadlines, and what documents may need to be prepared.
Yes. Depending on the case, the office may assist with divorce petitions, responses, disclosures, settlement paperwork, and judgment packets.
Stand-alone court appearance requests are generally not accepted. For existing document-preparation clients, the office may review court hearing preparation and related appearance support depending on the case.
Yes. In-person consultations are by appointment only. Please call, text, or schedule online before visiting.
