About Christine Ann
Christine Ann Pham is a household regulation attorney based in San Jose, California, with over 15 years of legal proceedings knowledge. She is a Senior Counsel at Hoover Krepelka, LLP, a household law firm in Silicon Valley. Christine was licensed to the California Bar in 2003 and maintains an active license standing. Her office is located at 1520 The Alameda, Suite 200, San Jose, CA 95126-2302.
Christine Pham earned her law degree (J.D.) from Southwestern University School of Law in 2003, following her Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) diploma in Political Science from the University of California, Los Angeles, which she finished in 2000. Her academic background has supplied her with a solid foundation for her legal career in household law.
Pham focuses on various elements of household law, including parental custody and support, alimony, divorce, legal separation, and estate department. Her practice additionally encompasses family violence issues, adoption, and complex household law things similar to international household regulation and army family regulation. She is experienced in legal proceedings, facilitated negotiation, and alternative dispute decision, addressing a broad variety of household regulation worries.
Throughout her career, Christine has held meaningful positions, which includes Senior Associate Lawyer and Managing Lawyer. She has developed a thorough understanding of family regulation, which is mirrored in her extensive experience in trials, bargaining sessions, and appeals. She is licensed to practice in various courts in California, enhancing her capacity to symbolize clients effectively.
Christine is a member of numerous expert institutions and remains actively concerned in her network. Her dedication to household law and her clients is evident in her commitment to offering knowledgeable and compassionate legal advocacy. She continues to contribute to the field through her work at Hoover Krepelka, LLP, where she collaborates with a group of skilled lawyers to deal with the numerous wants of families in California.
