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Newbury Park Family Law Attorney

Newbury Park family law matters often begin with a practical choice: start a new case, respond to filed papers, or address an existing order. Mahdavi & Mahdavi Family Law serves Newbury Park clients from its only office in Westlake Village and provides guidance for Ventura County proceedings.

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Why Clients Trust Our Family Law Firm

Shireen, Stephanie, and the rest of the team are incredibly thorough, efficient, and knowledgeable. I didn't have a question they couldn't answer, and those answers were prompt and detailed whenever I asked them. They always kept my best interests at the forefront and did everything they could to make a difficult time as seamless as possible. I can't recommend their services enough.

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James k.

I cannot say enough good things about Mahdavi & Mahdavi Family Law! This legal team is amazing and helped me through my divorce with ease. Being able to work so closely with both Stephanie and Lisa made a world of difference during this difficult process. I am so grateful and will recommend Stephanie and her team to anyone who needs their services.

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Geoffrey C.

Shireen, Stephanie, Jami and Carlos, and the entire team at Mahdavi & Mahdavi Family Law provided outstanding support, equipping me with the knowledge and options needed to navigate my case effectively. Their dedication, clear guidance, and diligent advocacy made all the difference. I highly recommend their services to anyone seeking knowledgeable and compassionate legal representation. Thanks team!

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Sebastian S.

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Family Law Services

From Family Decision to Filing Plan in Newbury Park

Mahdavi & Mahdavi Family Law maintains one office at 200 North Westlake Boulevard, Suite 200, in Westlake Village. We serve Newbury Park clients from that office and do not maintain a separate Newbury Park location. New local filings are generally handled through Ventura County, although an existing case or another venue rule may control where a particular matter continues.


Start with the decision you actually face

If you are deciding whether to end a marriage, compare divorce with other options before filing; our guide to legal separation versus divorce explains the basic distinction. If the immediate issue is where a child will live, how decisions will be made, or whether a move changes the schedule, begin with custody guidance. Changed income, employment, or parenting time may call for a support or modification review rather than a new case.


Prepare for a consultation by collecting all filed papers, current orders, proof of service, a short chronology, recent income documents, and the records connected to the decision you need to make. The Ventura County Superior Court family-law page and California Courts Self-Help Guide provide official forms and procedural information. Confirm deadlines and venue before acting on general online guidance.

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Newbury Park family law FAQ

Local Questions Before You File

Where are Newbury Park family law matters generally handled?

Newbury Park is in Ventura County, so new local family law filings are generally handled through the Ventura County Superior Court. Residence requirements, an existing case, or another venue rule may affect the correct filing location.

Can a Newbury Park divorce be resolved without a trial?

Often, yes. Newbury Park spouses may resolve divorce issues through negotiation, mediation, or an uncontested agreement. The court must still enter the final judgment, and a judge may need to decide any property, support, or parenting issues that remain disputed.

How long can an uncontested California divorce take?

California cannot finalize a divorce until at least six months after the respondent is served or appears in the case. The divorce does not become final automatically at six months; complete paperwork, unresolved terms, and court processing can make it take longer.

How much does a Newbury Park family law attorney cost?

There is no single flat cost. Fees depend on the issues in dispute, the amount of document review and negotiation required, whether experts are needed, and whether the case settles or proceeds to hearings or trial. A consultation can identify the likely cost drivers.

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