The Law Offices of Patricia H Combs

Specialties

Want to match your family law needs to a strategy that will bring results? More than sixteen years of experience means that Patricia H. Combs knows how to balance legal

tactics to get the best outcome for you and your family.

Consider these possibilities:

— Your spouse wants to move away with the children. Can you stop this?

– You suspect your spouse is hiding assets. How can you show this to the court?

— What are the best parenting plans for joint custody?

–Your spouse wants to terminate your spousal support. What are your options?

– Your new husband wants to adopt your child. Can the absent bio-​dad stop this?

To control the outcome at the end, get advice from a skilled attorney at the beginning of the case. That way your attorney can advise you in advance how to sidestep the traps for the unwary.

Call for a free half-​hour consultation. And you’ll find that planning ahead makes for smoother progress.

History

Established in 2002.

My parents’ divorce taught me many of the pitfalls of a divorce case. I learned how wrenching a divorce can be on all parties involved, from both parents to the children. Thirty years of marriage t showed me the difficulties in that arise in staying married.

Law is my second career. Working as a journalist in Washington, D.C., introduced me to the complexities of the law. Several years later, now living in Los Angeles, I graduated from Loyola Law School and passed the bar. After working for other firms for a few years, I opened my own family law firm in 2002.

Meet the Business Owner

Patricia C.

Business Owner

«Do well by doing good.» That is my motto. Easing the pain and stress my clients suffer and allowing them to envision a new, happier life ahead. Helping them through the throes of divorce– that is what I love to do.

I graduated from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. My first career led to my second: As a reporter in Washington, D.C., I came to love the complexities of the law.

Divorce law can sometimes be painful, even for attorneys. But helping folks survive their divorces is a great way to give back.