Bryanna Bridget Brandalesi

My philosophy and approach to family law is simple: there is always a solution through the conflict with strategic, efficient advocacy to reach fair, out-of-court resolutions. My priority is to protect families and preserve their financial resources, and it is my greatest honor to guide my clients with this principle in mind.

I am known for my practical, solution-focused approach to resolving your complex family law issues. I prioritize educating my clients so they can make informed decisions and understand what to expect as we negotiate agreements that save them time, money, and emotional energy, while bringing strategic advocacy to the courtroom when litigation becomes necessary.

My commitment to resolving family disputes with dignity stems from my own experience growing up amidst divorce and litigation. This personal insight drives my passion for helping clients prioritize their children's well-being, avoid common legal pitfalls, and safeguard their financial futures. I strive to empower my clients with realistic, objective guidance  that lead to fair outcomes - whether at the negotiating table or in the courtroom.

Throughout my decade of experience, I have sharpened my litigation and mediation skills to better serve my clients, regularly volunteering to mediate law and motion matters and assisting judge pro tems at Mandatory Settlement Conferences in Sacramento and El Dorado Counties (where she is from). I have been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star for four consecutive years: 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.

I earned my Juris Doctor from the University of California, Davis School of Law in 2016 and was admitted to the California State Bar later that year. I holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Outside of my legal practice, I enjoy staying active (yoga, weighlifting, cycling, you name it!), traveling, and spending time outdoors—especially at the beach with my husband and our dog, Zucca. I cherish meaningful time with my family across California and Texas and hold dual citizenship in the U.S. and Brazil.