Our San Diego attorneys take the time to get to know you, understand your goals, and deliver strategic support from start to finish. With 20+ years combined experience, we’ll help you achieve the best possible outcome—not just for this case, but for the life you’re building ahead.
Scott brings over 15 years of litigation experience and holds the prestigious Certified Family Law Specialist designation—a qualification earned by less than 1% of California attorneys. His background as a news journalist in Detroit gave him investigative skills he now uses to uncover truth in contested matters. Having gone through divorce himself, Scott understands the personal side of these cases.
Scott regularly argues contested hearings, drafts winning motions, and achieves favorable outcomes in mediations and settlements. Whether navigating high-conflict divorces, domestic violence matters, or asset division, he provides strategic, compassionate representation with proven results.
When he’s not in court, you’ll find him playing pickleball or volunteering with the Sunrise Vista Kiwanis Club. Clients describe him as incredibly knowledgeable, practical, and candid—someone who commands the courtroom while maintaining the highest professional integrity.
Elena worked 10 years in corporate law before discovering her passion for family law through a pro bono guardianship case. Her analytical skills from the business world prove invaluable when handling complex financial matters, from tracing hidden assets to evaluating businesses.
Elena’s litigation experience ranges from jury trials and multi-day custody hearings to complex financial discovery motions and emergency orders. She’s earned two Wiley W. Manuel Awards for her extensive pro bono work and serves as a volunteer interpreter for the Casa Cornelia Law Center Victims of Crime Program.
Having also experienced divorce personally, Elena brings both professional expertise and genuine care to every case. Clients value her straightforward but strategic approach, describing her as a strong, reliable, and honest advocate.
Veronika graduated from Santa Fe Christian at the top of her class and will be attending UCLA in the fall to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Psychobiology. She has experience working in the legal field, as well as attended government and public policy oriented programs to further her knowledge in law and civic-engagement.
Veronika brings professionalism, attention to detail, and a strong work ethic to every task she takes on. She is passionate about learning and is committed to serving clients with care and integrity as she prepares for her future in law, healthcare, or public service.
Gina Asaro is a San Diego native who has worked in Family Law for over 25 years. Gina finds it rewarding to help people navigate what can be one of the most challenging times in their lives.
Gina has a bachelor’s degree from San Diego State University and a JD from Western Sierra School of Law.
Outside of work, Gina enjoys surfing, playing with their pug, and spending time with family and friends.
Accusations of domestic violence can affect your access to your children and your daily life. These situations require immediate action, strong defence, and a clear strategy to protect your rights.
When financial information isn't fully disclosed, it's impossible to reach a fair resolution. Hidden assets and unreported income make an already difficult process even more complex.
Ongoing conflict takes a toll on everyone, especially children. When communication breaks down and every interaction becomes a dispute, it can feel like there is no way out.
We work to secure fair asset division and support arrangements.
We develop custody strategies that prioritize your children's wellbeing while protecting your parental rights.
We provide clear guidance at every step, so you understand your options and feel in control.
Here’s how we work with you from start to finish:
Our team is here to help you build the future you and your family deserve.
Schedule your consultation today to ask any pressing questions and get concrete next steps for your case.
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