CASTRO LAW OFFICES, P.C. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA
FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
Last Updated: July 2026
If you live in Contra Costa County and need a family law attorney who knows the local courts, Castro Law Offices is ready to help. Jeremy Castro and our North Bay / Bay Area team regularly represent families in Concord, Walnut Creek, Richmond, Antioch, and surrounding communities before the Superior Court of California, County of Contra Costa.
Jeremy earned his undergraduate and law degrees at Golden Gate University and focuses on practical guidance through divorce, custody, support, adoption, paternity, and domestic violence restraining order matters. We are a bilingual, veteran-owned firm – and we coordinate related immigration needs when family and immigration issues overlap.
Call (415) 432-9866 or request a consultation below.
Adoption Lawyer Contra Costa County
When you decide to adopt, getting the paperwork and court process right the first time matters. A Contra Costa County adoption attorney can explain California adoption options – stepparent, independent, and adult adoption – and help you prepare petitions, consents, and hearing requirements.
Castro Law Offices assists Contra Costa County families with adoption matters. We help reduce stress by organizing the timeline, filings, and next steps so you can focus on your family.
Child Custody Lawyer Contra Costa County
Child custody is often one of the most important issues in a Contra Costa County family case. California looks at the best interests of the child, including legal custody (decision-making) and physical custody (where the child lives), plus visitation schedules that work in real life.
Jeremy Castro helps parents negotiate parenting plans when possible and advocates in court when needed. Learn more about child custody and custody modification.
Child Support Lawyer Contra Costa County
California guideline support under Family Code section 4053 applies in Contra Costa County, but accurate income, timeshare, and add-ons such as childcare and health insurance still drive the result. Whether you need to establish support, modify an order after a job change, or enforce unpaid support, clear financial disclosures matter.
Our team helps Contra Costa County parents through child support and support modifications with practical next steps for court or negotiation.
Divorce Attorney Contra Costa County
Filing for divorce is a major life decision. California is a no-fault state, but temporary orders, property division, parenting plans, and support still require careful planning – plus the mandatory six-month waiting period after service.
Castro Law Offices guides Contra Costa County clients through filing, disclosure, negotiation, and hearings. Explore our divorce practice, then call or request a consultation when you are ready to talk.
Domestic Violence Restraining Order Lawyer Contra Costa County
If you need protection – or have been served with a restraining order – deadlines move quickly. In California, a Domestic Violence Restraining Order can be based on abuse or threats involving an intimate partner or certain relatives; physical injury is not always required.
We help Contra Costa County clients prepare declarations, gather evidence, and present a clear case at the hearing. Learn more about our domestic violence restraining order services.
Paternity Lawyer Contra Costa County
Establishing parentage identifies a child’s legal parents and unlocks custody, visitation, and child support rights and responsibilities. California offers several paths, including court judgments and, in some situations, Voluntary Declarations of Parentage.
Castro Law helps unmarried parents in Contra Costa County through paternity and parentage cases with a clear plan for filings, testing when needed, and court orders.
Spousal Support Lawyer Contra Costa County
Spousal support (alimony) can be one of the most contested parts of a divorce. California judges weigh factors such as marriage length, income, earning capacity, and the standard of living during the marriage.
We help Contra Costa County clients request, negotiate, or modify spousal support with complete financial disclosures and a strategy tied to your goals.
Contra Costa County Family Law FAQs
Do I need a Contra Costa County family law attorney if I live nearby?
Yes, if your case will be filed in Contra Costa County Superior Court – or if the other parent or spouse lives in Contra Costa County. Local counsel helps with filing venues, local rules, and hearing logistics.
How long does a divorce take in Contra Costa County?
California requires a six-month waiting period after service of the petition. Uncontested cases can finish soon after that window; contested issues can take longer.
Where are Contra Costa County family cases heard?
Most matters are handled through the Superior Court of California, County of Contra Costa.
Do you offer Spanish-language help?
Yes. Castro Law is bilingual. Visit our Spanish-speaking attorney hub or call to schedule in Spanish or English.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring any court papers, a timeline of key dates, income records if support is at issue, and your top goals (parenting schedule, support, safety, or settlement).
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