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We treat every case as though it may go to court. That means building a strong factual record early, identifying leverage points before they disappear, and making sure no deadline or disclosure requirement is missed.
Family Law & Divorce Attorney in Granite Bay, CA
When Your Family, Your Finances, and Your Future Are All on the Line at Once
Divorce rarely happens in a vacuum, and usually brings custody questions, financial disputes, support calculations, and property disagreements, often all at once. Hopper Hopper & Strebe works with Granite Bay residents who need a family law team that can handle a complex case from start to finish, whether it settles or goes to trial.
our firm
Experienced Family Law Representation for Granite Bay Residents
Hopper Hopper & Strebe combines a California Board Certified Family Law Specialist designation, a partner with deep Placer County courtroom experience and a background in trial work and prosecution, and a trial attorney who has handled some of the hardest-fought domestic violence cases in the region. That combination gives clients a team built for cases involving real stakes, including their children, significant assets, restraining orders, or a spouse who will not negotiate in good faith.
Granite Bay is one of the most financially complex communities in Placer County. Households here often involve business ownership, executive compensation, real estate portfolios, and retirement assets that require more than a surface-level review. Our attorneys bring the financial and litigation rigor that cases in this community tend to demand.
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Family Law Matters We Handle for Granite Bay Clients
A family law case rarely stays confined to one issue. We handle the disputes that tend to drive outcomes in Placer County family court.
Contested Divorce
When two spouses cannot reach an agreement on custody, support, property, or both, the case needs a lawyer who can build a litigation strategy, manage deadlines, and apply pressure where it counts. We represent Granite Bay clients in contested divorces from initial filing through trial.
High-Asset Divorce
Granite Bay divorces frequently involve business interests, investment accounts, stock compensation, deferred income, and separate property tracing. Our firm works with financial professionals when needed and digs into the details that can make or break property division.
Child Custody
Children deserve a custody arrangement built around their actual lives — their school, their routines, their relationships. We develop parenting plans that address schedules, holidays, exchanges, decision-making authority, and the practical details that matter long after the case closes.
Domestic Violence
When abuse, harassment, coercive control, or threats are part of a family law case, the legal stakes change quickly. Our firm represents clients in matters where domestic violence is central, and we understand how these allegations interact with custody, property access, and court timelines.
Restraining Orders
A domestic violence restraining order can immediately affect where a parent lives, how much time they have with their children, and how communication between spouses is handled. These hearings move fast and require a focused legal response. We represent both petitioners and respondents in restraining order proceedings.
LGBTQIA+ Family Law
Parentage, domestic partnership history, and family structure can raise distinct legal questions in divorce and custody cases. Our firm handles LGBTQIA+ family law matters with the same precision and care we bring to every case.
Speak with a Granite Bay Family Law Attorney
Early advice shapes the entire case. One consultation can clarify your filing options, identify what temporary orders may be needed, and flag the issues most likely to affect your outcome.
How Long Will It Take
California requires at least one spouse to have lived in the state for six months and in the filing county for three months before a divorce petition can be filed. Once filed, California law imposes a minimum six-month waiting period before a divorce can be finalized. Legal separation follows a similar process but without the waiting period requirement.
For Granite Bay residents with complex financial situations, the practical timeline is almost always longer. Business valuation, support disputes, custody litigation, and restraining order proceedings all add time. Some cases resolve shortly after the waiting period ends. Others, where one spouse is uncooperative or the financial picture is tangled, can extend well beyond that.
Hear from Our Clients
“I highly, highly recommend Hopper Hopper & Strebe! I was served by my ex spouse and their atty for a divorce. My ex had an atty who absolutely wasn’t doing anything for an entire year. I hired Hopper Hopper & Strebe and Jessica and her staff got my divorce done fast!! Her and…”
Ann Puig
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What Sets Hopper Hopper & Strebe Apart for Granite Bay Clients
Granite Bay cases often involve more moving parts than a typical family law matter. Our firm was built for exactly that kind of case, where the financial stakes are high, the custody issues are real, and the other side is not going to make things easy.
Deep Financial Analysis
Property division in a high-asset divorce is rarely straightforward. We work through business records, compensation structures, reimbursement claims, and tracing arguments with the thoroughness those issues require.
Local Court Knowledge
Our attorneys know how Placer County family court operates, what judges look for, and where a case is likely to require motion practice rather than patience. That familiarity translates directly into a better case strategy for our clients.
Can I modify a custody or support order after the divorce is finalized?
Yes. California courts can revisit custody, visitation, and support orders when there has been a significant change in circumstances, such as a parent relocating, a shift in income, or a meaningful change in the child's needs. Modifications require a court order and, in contested cases, may involve a full hearing.
What happens to a family business in a Granite Bay divorce?
A business that started or grew during the marriage is typically treated as community property, meaning its value may be subject to division. Reaching a fair resolution usually requires a formal business valuation and a careful review of what portion, if any, was built before the marriage or with separate funds.
Does it matter who files for divorce first in California?
California is a no-fault divorce state, meaning neither spouse needs to prove wrongdoing to obtain a divorce. Filing first does not by itself give either party a legal advantage, though there can be strategic reasons (related to temporary orders or court scheduling) to move promptly once a decision has been made.
How is child support calculated in California?
California uses a statewide guideline formula that factors in each parent's income, the amount of time each parent spends with the child, and certain allowable deductions. Courts can deviate from the guideline in limited circumstances, but the formula is the starting point in virtually every case. You can learn more in our child support calculator blog.
Our locations
Serving Granite Bay and the Surrounding Placer County Communities
We represent family law clients in Granite Bay and throughout Placer County, including Roseville, Rocklin, Auburn, and Folsom.
Sacramento County
by appointment only
555 Capitol Mall, Suite 785, Sacramento CA 95814
Placer County
by appointment only
916 Highland Pointe Drive, Suite 250, Roseville CA 95678
El Dorado County
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El Dorado Hills
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Placerville
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5170 Golden Foothill Pkwy, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
Yolo County
San Francisco County
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100 Pine Street, Suite 1250, San Francisco, CA 94111
Contra Costa County
Amador County
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Your Next Step Starts with a Single Conversation
Granite Bay family law cases can move quickly, and early decisions carry lasting consequences. Contact Hopper Hopper & Strebe for a confidential consultation about your situation, your options, and what a strong legal strategy looks like for your case.
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