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A graduate of UC Berkeley and USF Law School, Brian has practiced family law for the previous twelve years. He joined the practice with Brook Foster, JD, CFLR (now retired) in 2006. Prior to that, he spent three years in New Zealand where he was a member of the Law Faculty at the University of Auckland. Brian is highly respected by attorneys and judges alike and he currently serves as the president of the Santa Cruz Family Law Bar Association. He has published extensively and his articles have appeared in leading legal journals including those at UCLA and Georgetown as well as throughout Australia and New Zealand. Brian 's practice is dedicated exclusively to family law and he takes pride in working closely with clients so that they feel comfortable through all stages of the process. Brian began his career as a litigator and has succesfully tried hundreds of family law cases. In 2013 Brian expanded his practice to include mediation services and, after completeing the training and selection requirements, was admitted to the Santa Cruz Collaborative Practice Group in 2016. He also holds an LLM (post-graduate law degree) from the University of Auckland with a focus in conflict resolution.
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$ 425-425 per hour
State: California
Acquired: 2002
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5321 Scotts Valley Drive, Suite 205, Scotts Valley, CA, 95066-3530
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Posted by Andrea | May 16, 2023 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation
Excellent experience had!
I was referred to Brian Myers in April 2023 and was able to negotiate outside of court. We were able to get a settlement amount wrapped up with my spouse very quickly. Very happy with Brian's communication and expertise!
Posted by anonymous | April 10, 2023 | Hired Attorney
Professional and prompt
I had a good experience with Brian Myers. He was very professional and prompt. He answered all questions with patience (and a smile) and I had quite a lot queries! Brian's knowledge & experience helped me and I would definitely recommend his services.
Posted by Laura | October 20, 2021 | Hired Attorney
Brian- an amazing lawyer!
Brian Myers is an amazing lawyer. He responds fast, is clear and concise with his communication, and is trustworthy. During a very difficult time, I knew that I could rely on him to take care of things and I felt comfortable with the process. Brian really did go above and beyond my expectations. I wo...
Posted by Cornel | November 19, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Child Support
Excellent service, highly recommend Mr. Myers
Mr. Myers went far beyond in helping me with a difficult case of collecting arrears from a 20 years old unpaid child support. His diligence and expertise paid off. Here was fair and professional. I highly recommend his services. Thank you Brian!
Posted by Jay | April 18, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Highly Recommend
Brian is a very professional, knowledgable and empathetic lawyer. He listened to what was important to my family. He then worked with me and the legal system to deliver the best outcome scenarios. I couldn't have had better Counsel.
"I know Brian as a fellow lawyer in Santa Cruz. He is well respected by both attorneys and the courts for his professional and reasonable approach to litigation while effectively advocating for his clients. Brian possesses high ethical standards, integrity, intelligence and passionately represents his clients, which makes him a great representative of the local legal profession in Santa Cruz. I endorse Brian for his skills as a Family Law attorney."
"I endorse Mr. Myers. He is a highly skilled attorney that is well respected in the legal community."
Family lawyer
2024
10 Best, American Institute of Family Law Attorneys
2006 - Present
State Bar of California, Family Law SectionAttorney Member
2013 - 2024
Santa Cruz Family Law Bar AssociationPresident
2006 - 2020
Santa Cruz County Bar AssociationAttorney Member
2004
LL.M - Master of Laws
2001
JD - Juris Doctor
1998
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2005
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Legal Answers
Contempt of court in family law case (California).
06 Dec 2010
How many years do I get alimony?
04 Nov 2008