Quick answers to common questions
Which family law issues can Radford & Rome help with?
We handle divorce, custody, support, and restraining-order matters in Los Angeles and Southern California. We assess the scope of representation your case requires.
Can you help if I already have a family court case?
Yes, depending on the issues, timing, conflicts, and available preparation time. Have the current orders and next court date ready when you call.
Does every family law dispute require a trial?
No. Some issues resolve by agreement; others require a hearing or trial. We prepare the evidence and explain the choices before you decide.
What should I have ready for my first call?
Your courthouse, next hearing date, current orders, and a short explanation of what you need changed or decided. You do not need every document before calling.
Your Family. Your Finances. Your Next Chapter.
A family law dispute can affect where you live, your financial stability, and the time you spend with your children. You need an attorney who understands what is at stake and can explain how to move forward.
Radford & Rome, LLP represents clients in Los Angeles and across Southern California in divorce, custody, restraining orders, and support matters. We help you identify immediate priorities, assess your options, and prepare for negotiation or court.
Former Prosecutors. Prepared Advocates for Your Family.
Partners David Rome and Willie Radford bring their courtroom experience to evaluating evidence, preparing witnesses, and presenting disputed issues. We focus that preparation on the outcome you are seeking and the facts your case presents.
We pursue workable agreements when possible and prepare to litigate unresolved issues when necessary. Throughout the process, we explain your choices and the practical consequences of proposed terms.
How We Can Help
Divorce & Property Division
Protect your interests in the family home, business, retirement savings, and debts. We help with financial disclosures, negotiations, and contested issues.
Explore our representationChild Custody
Build a practical parenting plan and address disputes over schedules, decision-making, and your child’s safety and needs.
Explore our representationDomestic Violence Restraining Orders
Seek protection or respond to a request with careful preparation of the evidence, hearing issues, and any related custody concerns.
Explore our representationSpousal Support
Evaluate temporary or long-term support, review proposed agreements, and address changes or payment disputes.
Explore our representationChild Support
Address income calculations, parenting-time information, additional expenses, and requests to change or enforce support.
Explore our representationWe also assist with premarital and postmarital agreements and property issues involving businesses or complex assets. Contact us to discuss the scope of help you need.
Start with a clear plan
Tell Us Your Priorities
Explain what is happening, what you want to address, and any upcoming court date. If you have been served with papers, let us know when you received them.
Understand Your Options
We review the stage of your case and the issues involved, then discuss whether we can assist, the proposed scope of representation, and fees.
Prepare for What Comes Next
Bring existing orders, filed papers, and a brief timeline. We will identify the additional financial records or other information needed. You do not need everything organized before reaching out.
Already have a case underway? We can discuss taking over representation or assisting with pending issues, depending on the case and available preparation time.
Let’s Talk About Your Next Step
Call with your next court date and the issue you need resolved. We can discuss your family law matter and how Radford & Rome may be able to help.
1800 Vine Street, Los Angeles, CA 90028
In-person consultations by appointment. Serving Los Angeles and Southern California.
Please keep initial inquiries brief and avoid including confidential information. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.