About Tony Molino Law Offices — General Practice Los Angeles California

The general practice Los Angeles office Tony Molino Law Offices serves Los Angeles County clients across civil, business, and family matters. With more than 10 million residents, LA County operates the largest unified trial court in the United States, with dozens of courthouses spread across the county. For example, central civil cases are typically heard at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse on Hill Street, while family law concentrates at multiple regional courthouses. Additionally, federal cases are filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California at the Spring Street Courthouse.

The office handles civil, family, business, and estate matters across Los Angeles. Because LA County’s case management protocols and personal-injury PI Hub assignments require careful attention to procedure, local familiarity directly impacts cost and timeline. Specifically, properly venued filings and timely CCP § 998 offers can materially shape settlement leverage.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe a measured, accessible practice with strong communication and bilingual support. A recurring theme is responsiveness — calls and emails are returned the same business day. Clients also note clear written engagement letters that lay out scope and fees up front.

General Practice Los Angeles — Practice Areas & Services

• Civil litigation: Contract and business disputes in LA Superior Court’s Mosk and regional courthouses.
• Family law: Dissolution, custody, and support modifications under the California Family Code.
• Estate planning: Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney for California residents.
• Real estate: Deed work, easements, and lease disputes across LA County.
• Small business: LLC formation, contracts, and commercial advising.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Los Angeles civil cases heard?

Most general civil cases are filed at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse, 111 N. Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012, the central civil courthouse for LA County Superior Court. Specifically, personal-injury cases route through the dedicated PI Hub at Spring Street Courthouse, while family law concentrates in regional courthouses such as Stanley Mosk, Lamoreaux, and others.

How long does an LA County civil case take?

Standard civil cases typically reach trial within 18–30 months from filing. However, small-claims cases (≤ $12,500 for individuals) usually reach hearing within 60–75 days. Personal injury cases settle most often within 12–18 months when liability is clear.

Does California require disclosures in family law cases?

Yes. California Family Code § 2104 et seq. requires both parties to exchange Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure (income, expense, and asset/debt schedules) early in the case. Final declarations are typically required before trial or settlement. Failure to disclose can void settlements or judgments.