Cary Schneider Esq

I primarily handle Family Law matters, with an emphasis on Divorce, Custody/Support, Domestic Violence, Wills, and Prenuptial/Postnuptial Agreements. I also handle cases dealing with Civil Harassment, Civil Disputes, Personal Injury, Tenant/landlord, Traffic and Criminal Law. I litigate as well as offer Mediation services. For the past five years I have been a volunteer settlement officer at the San Francisco Superior Court, assisting parties resolve their cases before trial. Over the years I have gained a great deal of experience which has helped shape who I am as an individual today. I pride myself on efficiency and responsibility and believe that communication and understand are key to any relationship, business or personal, which I strive to bring into my everyday encounters. I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology and Business from the University of Oregon, and my law degree from San Francisco Law School. I am licensed to practice law in California and I practice a variety of general law. Born and raised in the Bay Area, I have a great connection with the community and have worked most of my life in various industries. Prior to starting my own law practice, I worked for a couple of solo practitioners in the Civil and Criminal law fields, where I gained valuable experience in all aspects of litigation and settlement. During law school I worked as a Certified Law Student, practicing under the supervision of a practicing attorney. I also held the position of Student Body Association President and co-founded an emergency preparedness company for families and businesses. I believe it is important to give back to the community and have been actively involved in many community organizations including the Marin County Special Olympics as a baseball coach since 1999, coaching the Tam High School Mock Trial team in Mill Valley, CA, the Bar Association of San Francisco's Volunteer Legal Services Program, the San Francisco Superior Court Self Represented Litigant Settlement program since 2019, as well as the San Francisco Superior Court Settlement Conference Officer program since 2021.