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Lois Esther Rubin
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Certified Family Law Specialist for over 25 years by the California Bar Association.
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Licensed in California for 45 years
State: California
Acquired: 1980
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Location
RYNN & Janowsky Attorneys
4100 Newport Place Drive Suite 700, Newport Beach, CA, 92660
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Experience
Honors
N/A
AV Rated, Martindale & Hubbel
Work Experience
1993 - 2015
Associate attorney, Rynn & Janowsky, LLP
1987 - 1993
associate attorney, Minyard & Minyard
Associations
1987 - Present
Family Law SectionMember
1980 - Present
State Bar of CaliforniaMember
Education
1979
Loyola University of Los Angeles Law School
JD - Juris Doctor
1975
University of California Irvine
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
1997
Orange County Lawyer Magazine
Tax Tidbits: New and Old Laws That Impact the Divorcing Couple
Languages
English
Activity
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Legal Answers
Q&A
Ex keeps taking me back and forth to family court without any change in circumstances. Can this be prevented?
24 Feb 2015
Q&A
Is the interest for California child support arrears calculated daily or per month? State law is stating 10% per annum.?
23 Feb 2015
Q&A
What is considered the full day with a parent according to a CA law when the court order doesn't set the times?
05 Feb 2015