Family Law Attorney in Thousand Oaks
A Thousand Oaks family law attorney helps you identify deadlines, protect parenting and financial interests, and choose the next step before a dispute escalates. Mahdavi & Mahdavi Family Law serves Thousand Oaks clients from its only office in Westlake Village.
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.
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.
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!
Explore Our Thousand Oaks
Family Law Services
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Divorce
Guidance for contested, uncontested, and complex divorce matters in Thousand Oaks.
Learn More About Divorce
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High Asset Divorce
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Property Division
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Spousal Support
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Alimony
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Child Custody
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Child Custody and Relocation
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Joint Custody
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Child Support
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Parentage
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Domestic Violence
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Divorce Modification
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Business Valuation
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Parental Rights
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Visitation
Build a Case Plan Before Taking Action
Our only office is at 200 North Westlake Boulevard, Suite 200, in Westlake Village. The firm serves Thousand Oaks clients but does not maintain a second office elsewhere in the city. New local family law matters are generally handled through Ventura County, subject to residence requirements, existing case history, and other venue rules.
Identify the next legal task
A person who has just been served needs to address the response deadline before building a broader settlement plan. Someone with no filed case may first need divorce, parentage, or protective-order guidance. If a judgment already exists, the issue may be enforcement, modification, or relocation. Cases involving a home, business, retirement account, or claimed separate property also require early document preservation and a careful property analysis.
Bring filed papers, current orders, a timeline, recent income records, and documents tied to property or parenting disputes. The Ventura County Superior Court family-law page and California Courts Self-Help Guide provide official procedural information. Our California community-property guide can help you prepare questions, but it cannot determine how a specific asset will be characterized.
Thousand Oaks family law FAQ
Common Family Law Questions
What does a family law attorney handle?
A family law attorney can advise and represent clients in divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, domestic violence, parentage, mediation, and post-judgment modification matters. The right scope depends on the facts and goals of the individual case.
When should I contact a family law attorney?
It is usually best to get legal advice before signing an agreement, moving out, changing a parenting schedule, transferring major assets, or responding to filed papers. An early consultation can identify deadlines and help you avoid decisions that are difficult to reverse.
How much does a family law attorney cost in California?
The cost depends on the issues involved, the amount of conflict, the volume of financial information, and whether the case settles or requires contested hearings. A consultation is the best way to discuss likely scope, billing terms, and cost-control options for a specific matter.
Can a family law case be resolved without a trial?
Yes. Many family law disputes are resolved through direct negotiation, mediation, or a written settlement. Court involvement may still be required for temporary orders or final approval, and litigation remains available when the parties cannot reach a safe and workable agreement.
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