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Stephane Quinn is the Founding Partner of Quinn & Dworakowski, LLP in Irvine, California. A Certified Family Law Specialist and Certified Appellate Specialist, he has more than 14 years of experience guiding clients through family law, divorce, child custody, and support matters. Admitted to the California Bar in 2011 after graduating from Chapman University School of Law, Mr. Quinn has earned recognition from Super Lawyers and National Trial Lawyers. His practice is dedicated to providing trusted advocacy in complex family law disputes.

LATEST ARTICLES BY : Stephane Quinn

What Proof Do You Need for a Restraining Order in California?

A restraining order is a court order that prevents an individual from contacting or coming close to the individual protected by the order. These court orders are often issued in response to domestic violence or…

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2026 Does a Restraining Order Go on Your Record in California?

If you have been subjected to a restraining order in California, it is natural to have many questions about this order and what it means for your future. But does a restraining order go on…

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California Domestic Violence Laws – All You Need to Know

Domestic violence is a serious and destructive problem in California and across the United States. It covers a wide range of abusive behaviors that one partner uses to gain power and control over the other.…

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California Grandparents’ Rights Explained 2026

When most people think of family court, they imagine legal cases involving divorcing spouses and/or parents seeking custody of their children. In California, grandparents’ rights can also come into play in the family court system…

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California Common Law Marriage – What You Need To Know

There are many different types of family setups. No matter what your situation may be, it is important to understand your options as well as other family formats so that you can better understand your…

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When Is a Real Property Deed Effective in California?

California’s “statute of frauds” requires that a deed that transfers title in real property must be in writing. The parties to a grant deed are the grantor, the owner, and the receiver of title, the grantee. With…

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California Workplace Restraining Order

California Workplace Restraining Order: An Important Tool for Maintaining a Safe Work Environment and Protecting Against Liability Mary in accounting is having problems with her ex-boyfriend, who’s been harassing her at work. He calls her…

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