AF Law is a Sacramento-based family law practice representing individuals through divorce, child custody, support, and domestic violence proceedings. Its services cover contested and uncontested dissolutions, complex property division, and disputes involving parental rights. The firm evaluates each matter through documented facts, available negotiation opportunities, and the risks of potential litigation, working to secure enforceable arrangements that address immediate concerns, financial stability, and longer-term family responsibilities.
AF Law handles the financial issues that frequently complicate separation, including division of marital property, disputed asset valuations, retirement accounts, business interests, other significant holdings, and temporary or long-term spousal support. Its representation also extends to prenuptial agreements, domestic partnerships, and legal separation. In agreed divorces, the firm prepares settlement documents, addresses required disclosures, and manages court filings while observing California's mandatory divorce waiting period.
AF Law assists parents with legal and physical custody disputes, parenting schedules, modifications, enforcement of visitation orders, and requests for emergency custody orders. Child support services include reviewing reported earnings, examining potentially undisclosed income, and pursuing changes when circumstances warrant. The practice also represents clients seeking domestic violence restraining orders, emergency protective measures, and court hearings affecting family safety, alongside matters involving grandparents' visitation rights.
AF Law has over 14 years of family law experience, has resolved more than 75 cases, and has an 80% client referral rate. Its founder was selected to Super Lawyers Rising Stars from 2019 through 2026 and belongs to the Sacramento County Bar Association, Women Lawyers of Sacramento, and California Lawyers Association.
AF Law serves clients across Sacramento, Yolo, and Placer counties, including Elk Grove, Folsom, Roseville, Davis, and Woodland. During consultations, the practice reviews case circumstances, explains relevant legal procedures, and identifies the evidence needed to pursue negotiation or courtroom relief. From initial petitions to enforcement requests, the law firm helps clients understand filing requirements, court expectations, and the practical consequences of proposed agreements without unnecessary procedural confusion.
