Practice Areas
- · Family Law
- · Child Custody
- · Divorce
- · Property Distribution
- · Child & Spousal Support
- · Collaborative Law
Santa Barbara County Family Law Firm
Serving Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, Goleta, and Carpinteria areas
Attorney Glenn L. Robertson focuses exclusively on family law matters for clients based throughout Santa Barbara County, California. Attorney Robertson and the seasoned staff at his Santa Barbara family law firm provide attentive, thorough and professional family law legal help in many areas of family law.
Certified as a Specialist in Family Law by the California Board of Legal Specialization, Santa Barbara family lawyer Glenn L. Robertson is adept at handling even the most complex and difficult family law cases, including those involving international and inter-state matters, complex financial distributions, spousal support, custody and visitation matters, and issues relating to domestic violence. With over 30 years of experience, Mr. Robertson remains highly selective when choosing clients, allowing him to give his full attention to each case he chooses to take on.
While he is a skilled and aggressive litigator, Mr. Robertson is also committed to practicing collaborative law, which stresses amicable dispute resolution as a viable alternative to contentious court battles. He also practices matrimonial law.
Family law matters such as divorce or child custody disputes are some of the most personally difficult situations an individual must face. Mr. Robertson and the law firm staff work tirelessly to guide our clients through this stressful time and toward an amicable resolution to their problems. We do more than just provide legal advice at our family law firm - we offer honest, caring personal attention and the highest level of client service. If you need assistance with a family law matter, we can help.
The latest from Glenn L. Robertson
California Family Law on Spousal Support
In California, spousal support (traditionally called alimony) is not mandatory, but can be sought in a divorce. The ultimate decision to award spousal support is within the discretion of the court. In deciding issues of spousal support, a judge listens to the arguments put forth by both sides, and makes the award based on the strength of the evidence. Read more
For exceptional legal representation in a family law matter, contact Glenn L. Robertson, Attorney at Law today to schedule an initial consultation.
