David J. Glass, CFLS, PhD
Partner
About
David J. Glass is your high-stakes family law litigator. He is one of a few, select attorneys who is dually-trained in Law and Clinical Psychology (PhD), and who concentrates on divorce, child custody litigation, and complex asset division. He offers his clients an “inside look” at and understanding of the procedures employed by court-appointed mental health and psychological professionals. He serves as the Chair of the Firm’s Family Law Department.
Although concentrating on child custody litigation, Glass’ practice encompasses the full range of family law and probate matters, including: dissolution/divorce; separation; the characterization, valuation and division of assets; child and spousal support; relocations; attorneys fees and costs; parentage actions; same-sex marriages; pre- and post-nuptial agreements. Glass is also adept at working with the management teams for his affluent clients.
Media savvy, Glass is a regular legal analyst for “Good Morning America,” and ABC News Live. Glass is also a commentator for other newscasts including NBC’s “Today” show and for a legal analyst for Elizabeth Vargas’ iCrime syndicated show which runs world-wide. Glass has been quoted in Yahoo!, Associated Press, People magazine, Foxnews.com, Variety.com, Hollywood Life, and TheWrap, Among other publications. He also has appeared on many podcasts, including People magazines “People Pod.”
Glass has been certified by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization as a Family Law Specialist – a distinction held by only a small percentage of the family law practitioners statewide. He is rated a perfect “10” on Avvo.com based on peer- and client reviews and has been voted a Rising Star or Super Lawyer in Los Angeles magazine every year since 2004. Glass has practiced exclusively in family law for over 28 years.
Prior to his law career, Glass worked as a therapist treating adults with anxiety disorders, mood disorders and drug & alcohol addictions, and worked in a psychiatric emergency room.
Broadcast Media Appearances
About
David J. Glass is your high-stakes family law litigator. He is one of a few, select attorneys who is dually-trained in Law and Clinical Psychology (PhD), and who concentrates on divorce, child custody litigation, and complex asset division. He offers his clients an “inside look” at and understanding of the procedures employed by court-appointed mental health and psychological professionals. He serves as the Chair of the Firm’s Family Law Department.
Although concentrating on child custody litigation, Glass’ practice encompasses the full range of family law and probate matters, including: dissolution/divorce; separation; the characterization, valuation and division of assets; child and spousal support; relocations; attorneys fees and costs; parentage actions; same-sex marriages; pre- and post-nuptial agreements. Glass is also adept at working with the management teams for his affluent clients.
Media savvy, Glass is a regular legal analyst for “Good Morning America,” and ABC News Live. Glass is also a commentator for other newscasts including NBC’s “Today” show and for a legal analyst for Elizabeth Vargas’ iCrime syndicated show which runs world-wide. Glass has been quoted in Yahoo!, Associated Press, People magazine, Foxnews.com, Variety.com, Hollywood Life, and TheWrap, Among other publications. He also has appeared on many podcasts, including People magazines “People Pod.”
Glass has been certified by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization as a Family Law Specialist – a distinction held by only a small percentage of the family law practitioners statewide. He is rated a perfect “10” on Avvo.com based on peer- and client reviews and has been voted a Rising Star or Super Lawyer in Los Angeles magazine every year since 2004. Glass has practiced exclusively in family law for over 28 years.
Prior to his law career, Glass worked as a therapist treating adults with anxiety disorders, mood disorders and drug & alcohol addictions, and worked in a psychiatric emergency room.