Our Promise to You
With every client and family we serve, our goal is to always exceed expectations of what a divorce and family law firm can do, be, and provide. This means that we make ourselves available, remain honest and up-front, and strive to offer our sincere support at all times. During the challenges that stem from separation, and creating a new life, this focus on your unique needs is indispensable.
Protect Your Family's Future. Contact us online or call (909) 315-4588.
San Bernardino Divorce & Family Law Attorneys
Trusted Redlands Law Firm Serving the Inland Empire
At the Law Office of Michael R. Young, we are proud to provide clients throughout the area with qualified representation from caring, compassionate family law and divorce lawyers in San Bernardino. With our decades of combined insight and practice, our San Bernardino family attorneys are well-versed in California Family Code and the laws surrounding complex family law matters. Our team is knowledgeable, understanding, and effective, crafting the strongest possible cases and solutions for families.
Our legal team is focused on resolving each family law issue as quickly and efficiently as possible for our clients with strategic negotiations; however, we are not afraid to go to trial and advocate for clients when necessary. When you come to our family law firm in Redlands, you can be confident knowing that we see people, not case numbers.
Why Choose Law Office of Michael R. Young?
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We are proud to be AV Preeminent® Rated
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We promise to answer all of your questions
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We are committed to getting you the best outcome
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We've helped hundreds of families just like yours
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Our team is there every step of the way for your family
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You'll get personalized attention from our lawyers
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You speak with a family law attorney on the phone
Commonly Asked Questions
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California is a community property state. That means each spouse is given 50% ownership of the property accumulated during the marriage. This can include homes, vehicles, art, checking accounts, retirement / pension funds, small businesses, and other valuables. Items, accounts, or valuables that were kept separate throughout the entire marriage may be considered separate property and are therefore not subject to property division laws.
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There are numerous factors considered when a judge is determining how much and how long alimony should be paid. Some of those factors include the earning capacity of each spouse, how long the marriage lasted, the standard of living during the marriage, each spouse’s health and age, marital debts and property, and the sacrifices each spouse made during the marriage (such as staying at home with the children so the other spouse could work).
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When spouses don’t agree on an issue, whether it involves child custody or spousal support, a divorce is considered contested. It is the most complicated type of divorce, as a couple will need to go through numerous steps to finalize their divorce. Since contested divorces often go to divorce court with a judge, having legal representation during the trial is crucial.
Read Our Clients Stories
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“I believe your default position of shrewd and aggressive representation has saved my life. So thank you. If successful, my ex-spouse would have ruined my life without your help. I hired you barely in time.”- J. C.
Contact Redlands Divorce Lawyer Michael R. Young
Family law and divorce cases can be messy. You need an advocate you can trust by your side. Our founding attorney is AV Preeminent® rated, holds a 10.0 Superb Avvo rating, and brings a collective 50+ years of experience with our legal team.
Our Redlands family law firm represents clients throughout San Bernardino County including Loma Linda, Rialto, Fontana, San Bernardino, Riverside, Hemet, and throughout the Inland Empire.
