A Peaceful
Divorce is Possible.
Let us show you the way.
A Peaceful
Divorce is Possible.
Let us show
you the way.
family transitions
When families change shape.
Every aspect of divorce and separation,handled with care,clarity,and a focus on the long-term wellbeing of everyone involved.
how we work
A path that fits your situation.
Out-of-court approaches that keep you in control. We help you choose the right process for your circumstances and your family.
planning ahead
Clarity before,security after.
Agreements that strengthen a partnership by replacing assumption with shared understanding. Fair,thoughtful,and built to last.
Kim Mediation and Law Center,Family Law Lawyer in Los Angeles Helping Clients To Navigate Divorce in a More Peaceful Way
At Kim Mediation and Law Center,you'll work directly with Lynette Kim, a Los Angeles family law attorney with 30 years of experience. Lynette focuses on cooperative, mediation-based approaches that help clients resolve disputes without the stress and expense of litigation, giving you far more control over the outcome than leaving decisions to a judge.
Call or contact us today for a consultation.
Know Your Options
When you're facing divorce,no one understands your situation better than you and your former partner. California courts know this too,which is why they actively encourage couples to reach their own agreements. The result is less stress on everyone,and arrangements that genuinely work for the families living with them.
At Kim Mediation and Law Center,we offer two cooperative paths. With mediation,you and your former spouse work with a neutral third party who guides the conversation and keeps it grounded in the law. With Collaborative Divorce,each spouse has their own attorney trained in the collaborative process,working together toward a fair resolution while still advocating for their client.
If neither approach fits your situation,you don't lose your right to litigation. But with a consultation, there's no reason to head straight to court before exploring whether a cooperative approach could work for you.
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Recent Blogs
What Are the 4 Biggest Mistakes in Prenuptial Agreements?
By Lynette Kim• September 8, 2026While prenuptial agreements are a great tool in preparing for marriage, many couples make significant mistakes in how and when they create them. Some of the biggest prenup mistakes include waiting until the last minute and allowing negotiations to become adversarial. Starting early and keeping discussions collaborative gives you more time to thoughtfully address financial issues...
Why Rushing Through a Divorce Can Be a Big Mistake
By Lynette Kim• August 25, 2026A divorce may feel like something you need to finish quickly, but moving too fast will can lead to missing financial, tax, retirement, and property issues that can create costly problems later. Divorce is a major legal and financial event. When you are ready for your marriage to end, it is understandable to want to...
Is Social Security a Factor to Consider in a Divorce?
By Lynette Kim• August 18, 2026If your marriage lasted more than 10 years, Social Security benefits deserve attention during your divorce. While federal law governs eligibility and benefits, understanding the rules today helps you make informed financial decisions for the future. Why Social Security Matters in a Divorce When you are working through a divorce, your focus is usually on...
