
worry about them anymore." - Attorney Paul Zahn

Divorce Lawyers in Ventura
With Offices in Woodland Hills & Ventura, CA our Family Law Attorneys Help Families Overcome Their Differences
As five-star Ventura family law attorneys, we’re committed to serving our community and bringing positive change to our clients' lives. We’ve handled a plethora of cases in the areas of family law, including military divorce, establishing paternity, annulments, and move-away custody cases. Your problems become our problems once you hire Zahn Law Offices, APC, and they are no longer yours to worry about.
To achieve the maximum results for our clients, we sometimes have to break tradition. The cutting-edge approach we leverage for the cases we’ve handled has led to countless victories. Let us put our innovative strategies to work on your behalf.
We proudly serve clients in Los Angeles County, Santa Barbara County, Ventura County, and across Southern California from our two locations in Ventura and Woodland Hills.
Don't hesitate to get help. Contact our firm online or by calling (805) 804-9100 and put years of experience on your side.



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"Paul is an honest, hardworking, and wonderful attorney."
He has been fair with billing and stayed with me even when money was tight.- Erica W. -
"I want to thank Allison Novik for her sincere support from the first time we met at her office."
All her communications and follow-ups were precise, on time, efficient and always reinforced my confidence that my case was handled in the best possible way.
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"Zahn law office has represented me multiple times and handled things beyond my expectations."
The Zahn law office is very professional and focuses on your needs. Custody and visitation was handled promptly.- Angel M. -
"I would recommend him to anyone looking for a good attorney."
He made magic happen when No other attorney would even take the time to discuss my matter.- Chris M.

Is a Lawyer Required for Divorce in CA?
If you are seeking a lawyer for divorce in Ventura, CA you may be asking yourself if an attorney is actually required to file. The state of California does not require legal help when filing for divorce, however there are clear and distinct advantages in doing so.
The first advantage is the most lucrative, in that you will be able to see your divorce from the lens of an experienced professional. Our divorce specialists not only explain the what, but also the why. While you may have an idea of how your proceedings will play out, the laws surrounding the issues in your case can become complex and overwhelming. We will break down the laws associated with your divorce so that a comprehensive understanding is acquired. This can help to create closure when your divorce decree is finalized, as no questions will be left for misinterpretation.
The second advantage ties into the fact that your spouse will most likely have an attorney for themselves. It’s critical that you aren’t taken advantage of by not having your legal rights protected by our Ventura divorce lawyers. If you feel that you and your spouse are separating under good terms, this doesn’t always mean that their lawyer will play fair.
You could say that the third advantage is equally as important, if not more, then the first benefit. That is because your children (if applicable) and emotional well-being are at stake. Child custody battles within the legal system can become malicious quickly. The stress of this ordeal may leak out onto the children, affecting their sense of security and comfort. We help put your kids first and ensure their best interests are prioritized.
Don't hesitate to get help. Contact our firm online or by calling (805) 804-9100 and put years of experience on your side.


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