About the practice
A Family Law Practice for Rancho Santa Fe Families
Divorce is a legal process, a financial event and a family transition at the same time. Our work is organized around all three.
This practice represents people in Rancho Santa Fe, an unincorporated community served by the Sheriff's North Coastal Station. It handles divorce, custody, support and property matters under California law, with cases from ZIP codes 92067 and 92091 filed in the San Diego Superior Court's North County Division.
How cases are handled
Every matter starts with a clear read of the facts: income, assets, parenting realities and the outcomes that matter most to you. From there we build a strategy that keeps settlement open while preparing as though the case will be heard.
Complex financial matters
Divorces involving equity compensation, closely held businesses, investment property or retirement portfolios require valuation, tracing and characterization work well before any negotiation begins.
Where Rancho Santa Fe family cases are filed
The San Diego Superior Court's ZIP code list (form ADM-254) lists Rancho Santa Fe's ZIP codes, 92067 and 92091, in the North County Division, 325 S. Melrose Drive, Vista, CA 92081.
Everything published here is general information about California family law.
Amy J. Lass (California Bar No. 246779) is the attorney contributor for this site's content.
Our approach
What you can expect
California family law focus
Dissolution, custody, support and property matters under the California Family Code — not a general practice.
North County Division
Rancho Santa Fe family cases file in the North County Division; local procedure shapes strategy.
Privacy, stated plainly
What a San Diego family court file keeps confidential, what stays open to the public, and what a private judge does and does not change.
How this site's content is produced
Every article lists the statutes and court sources it relies on.
Talk with a Rancho Santa Fe divorce attorney
Confidential consultations for families in Rancho Santa Fe.