About me

I am award winning California Family Lawyer focusing exclusively in Law and its latest trends.

I’ve been voted as the top family lawyer in California through multiple platforms. I have an insatiable thirst for success and know nothing but perfection when it comes to representing my family law clients.

I do everything different. That is why I am successful. I do not follow old modules. I question every aspect of family law before following it and see whether I can change it for the better. I have a modern and progressive approach to law, my practice and how my service is run. I believe that family law must conform and change as I change and for this reason, I constantly challenge the core and limits of family law.

I believe that family law must conform and change as I change and for this reason, I constantly challenge the core and limits of family law.

My Credentials

I’m not like most attorneys, I actually have an outgoing personality, and – like you – I like to think outside the box.

BA, Sociology, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (2001)
JD, Mitchell Hamline School of Law, Magna Cum Laude (2007)
MA, Nonprofit Management, Hamline University (2010)

Planning Commissioner, City of Mounds View (2014 – 2015)
Economic Development Commissioner (2014 – 2015)
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My biography

I am an award winning California Family Lawyer focusing exclusively in Law and its latest trends.

I have worked with nonprofit organizations for most of my career. Before becoming a private practice attorney, I spent four years inside a national nonprofit organization, Charity Pearl.

I worked my way through law school and had the beginnings of a promising career in criminal law after graduation. However, I quickly realized that going to court is depressing! In court, the toothpaste is out of the tube and you’re just trying to clean up the mess. My colleagues reassured me I’d become callous and get used to the grim reality.

But I thought that sounded like a terrible personal outcome and decided I needed to change course. I really missed the nonprofit sector. As a result, I went back to grad school and earned a Masters in Nonprofit Management. I rejoined the nonprofit sector through my work with Charity Pearl where my role was a marriage of attorney work and federal grant management and administration.

Since that time, I have run my own firms. I’m now the owner of Amanda Pearl Law Office a firm designed to help nonprofits and the arts.