Emily Rubenstein Law Offers Remote Consultations to Combat COVID-19 Concerns

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Written By Mara Deyo

The Covid-19 pandemic continues to present challenges to family law clients.

Whether in the middle of a Los Angeles divorce or looking to initiate a divorce, the constant changes in the world today cause extra stress. Sadly, incidents of domestic violence have also increased.

Covid-19 also poses challenges relating to child custody, parenting time, and co-parenting. (Check out our blog post Co-Parenting in Los Angeles During Coronavirus Pandemic).

It is more critical than ever for family law clients to access legal advice and for their cases to be handled efficiently and with top notch attentiveness. With so many areas of life in flux, you deserve peace of mind relating to your family law matters.

As a precautionary measure, the Law Office of Emily E. Rubenstein offers remote consultations and meetings. You can meet with an attorney via the phone or digitally.

 
 

Emily Rubenstein Law PC is a full-service divorce and family law firm. We proudly serve Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, West Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Culver City, the South Bay, Glendale, Pasadena, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Encino and all of Los Angeles County.

 

On your side,

Emily Rubenstein, Esq.

Founding attorney

 
 

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