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• Victor M. Castro is the sole proprietor of the Law Offices of Victor M. Castro which he founded in April 1984.? Victor was admitted to the California State Bar in 1981.? He received his B.A degree from San Jose State University in 1977 and in 1980 his J.D. from the University of San Francisco School of Law.? He is a member of the State Bar of California, the Santa Clara County Bar Association, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association since 1987.? Victor M. Castro is also fluent in Spanish.?

  Victor M. Castro started his law career at the non-profit legal services office in San Francisco known as La Raza Centro Legal.? He worked there as a law clerk during law school and then as a supervising attorney after being admitted to the Bar in 1981.?? Victor then worked as a Deputy County Counsel for the County of Contra Costa, where he represented the Department of Social Services in juvenile dependency and conservatorship matters.? On April 14, 1984, Victor Castro founded his own law office which continues to this date.

  Victor M. Castro is known for his honest and responsible legal representation.? Victor M. Castro is known for taking cases only when he feels that he can provide a benefit for the client and for telling clients when he feels that he cannot help them.? Victor M. Castro shares his professional experience and knowledge with the community by providing free legal workshops.

• California, 1981

• State Bar of California (Member) Santa Clara County Bar Association (Member) American Immigration Lawyers Association (Member)

• University of San Francisco School of Law, San Francisco, California, 1980Juris Doctorate San Jose State University, 1977B.A.

• Victor M. Castro is known for offering excellent legal counsel with a difference. By providing compassionate, non-judgmental, and personalized family law services, he helps minimize the painful effects legal proceedings may have on clients and their families.

  A full service California family law practice, the Law Offices of Victor M. Castro focuses on the following areas:

  Dissolution of marriageChild custody/visitationChild/spousal supportPaternityProperty divisionDomestic violenceRestraining ordersPremarital/postnuptialDomestic partners

  Offering skill, experience, and dedication

  Victor Castro has more than 27 years experience handling family law issues. But, experience is not enough. Victor stays abreast of legal developments by attending continuing legal education seminars. He consistently exceeds the requirements set by the State Bar of California.

  In his family law cases, Victor helps create reasonable settlement proposals designed to resolve cases with minimal expense and conflict. However, when a case cannot be settled, he is skilled at litigating to protect the rights and interests of his clients.

  Adding the personal touch to client care

  It is Victor Castro's strictest policy that all clients must be treated with respect and understanding during this difficult time in their lives. This means that during business hours, all calls to the Law Offices of Victor M. Castro are answered by a staff person, not a machine. If the appropriate person is available, your call will be taken immediately. Otherwise, every effort is made to return calls the same day. When you visit, you will find our office and staff warm and helpful.

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Okay long story short: ex quit paying support...recently ex told court and brought in doctors excuse saying due to mental illness *bi-polar* he is unable to work. Days later I busted him working..took pictures. . I contacted child support agency..they told me to contact the Court Commissioner..Did so..sent them letter and the pictures of him working. . and now they sent me a letter today..and are talking about "ex parte" and saying i need to fill out a "pro se" form but doesnt say what this is or what one i need to fill out..and i have to file a proper pleading..and now..I am super confused.... I have tried to contact lawyers but they wont talk to me because its a senstive case or something of the sort... . Well I cannot sit here and let the SOB get away with lying to the court..not paying his support..or any medical bills..when hes the one that refuses to sign his rights over to my husband and myself! *he has nothing to do with my daughter either*. They did handle it. They let him off of paying child support for two months. He goes back in June and again they will let him off of paying for another 2 months. They will keep this cycle up as long as my ex can get a doctors note saying he cannot work. WHICH HE DOES!.

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