Matthew Sheasby and I were associate attorneys together at a family law firm in West Los Angeles that specialized in high-asset divorce cases. On March 1, 2004, we opened the Law Offices of Sheasby & Middleton with a commitment to communicate and support clients through tough family law matters. The Law Offices of Sheasby & Middleton focuses on family law and has represented clients in complex custody litigation, paternity, child support, prenuptial agreements, and complex high-asset divorces.
Example casesI handled a highly litigated custody trial involving two small children and a host of experts and witnesses. In addition, I successfully mediated and resolved a multi-million dollar property dispute involving real estate in and out of California and a community property business.
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1875 Century Park East
Suite 600
Los Angeles
CA
90067
Free 30-minute consultation.
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$225 - $325
Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Cynthia Mardis
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The effects of law on a family are always evolving, given politics, science, and social standards. I find assisting families through a divorce to be a challenging and rewarding experience.
Only through understanding the nature and extent of California law, the unique facts of their case and its possible outcomes, can a client make an informed and intelligent decision on their own.
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When appropriate to the case, a client representing themselves is the best method to resolving a case.
Prior to being an attorney, I worked in higher education for 12 years.
Trial experience and continually keeping abreast of current statutory and case law give me the tools necessary to represent my clients to the best of my ability.
My verbal skills and courtroom ability allow me to resolve cases that must be litigated.
I believe in initially attempting to settle a case amicably, but if that is not possible, I am an aggressive litigator who is not intimidated by taking a case to trial.
Reading, kickboxing, and of course, my family.
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