316 South Melrose Dr.

Ste 100, Vista, California 92081-6632
Phone:760-631-2082
Fax: 760-631-0133

                 

 

 

 

Philosophy

The laws relating to families have changed dramatically since the 1970s as judges and legislators have reexamined and redefined the legal issues involved in divorces, child custody disputes, child support, domestic violence, and other family law matters. Family law has become entangled in national debates over family structure, gender bias, and morality. Few legal areas are as emotionally charged as family law, primarily for the litigants, but also for the lawyers and judges involved in the cases and even the public at large. Another major change in family law in recent years is the recognition that many family disputes can be resolved more expediently and in a less acrimonious manner than through the traditional litigation process. In divorce and child custody cases in particular, the adversarial process has increased tensions between the parties that do not abate even when the process is complete. As a result, many states have begun to explore other, non-adversarial alternatives, such as mandatory mediation, which can save time and money and preserve relationships to the extent possible. Mediation and other Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes provide an option for those who prefer to stay out of court. ADR provides many potential advantages for most cases, including reduced cost, faster resolution, less emotional stress, and the ability to construct solutions that are outside of the authority of the courts.

Despite the changes already made by courts and legislatures, family law remains a contentious and ever-changing area of law, which will continue to evolve as families and society evolve. At the Law Offices of Attorney Robert M. Bennett, we are up to the challenge and are well equipped to handle all of your family law needs. When dealing with  family law concerns, I apply common sense and real life practical experience to your case, and are guided by the following basic business fundamentals:

  • Know where you want to go
  • Ask good people to help you get there
  • Make sure that everyone knows what you are up to
  • Anticipate your client's needs, and fill them
  • Anticipate technology
  • Plan, act, review, correct
  • Strive to improve continuously

Over the years I have taken on virtually every legal challenge within our areas of practice. My longevity has provided a wealth of legal and business experience to draw from and to continue building upon in the future. I have developed a detailed knowledge of my clients' needs and long-range goals, and in so doing, I am able to provide personalized attention not always available from larger firms. My dedication to quality, understanding of the law, trust and respect are the foundation of the long-standing relationships with clients in the community.

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ROBERT M BENNETT, A P.C.