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Tracy Duell-Cazes - Certified Family Law Specialist

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​What is a Legal Specialization?


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In the State of California, the State Bar will certify attorneys as “specialists” if they go above and beyond the standard state licensing requirements.  The State Bar Legal Specialization Program provides a path for attorneys to earn the title of “Certified Specialist” in their particular area.  This program was designed to meet several goals including giving the public increased confidence and civil protections as well as encouraging attorneys to expand their knowledge, involvement, and competence.  California was the first state in the United States to offer a path to certification.

How does an attorney become a Certified Specialist?


To obtain a certification, above and beyond the standard requirements to be admitted to the bar in California, attorneys must pass a written examination in their field.   They must have at least five years’ experience with at least 25% of the active practice being dedicated to the certification area to demonstrate expertise in the particular area of law.  They also must complete additional classroom training and also be favorably evaluated by peers as well as by judges who are familiar with the attorney's work, ethics, and practice.  Attorneys must also maintain a level of involvement and competence as well as re-certify every five years.

Tracy Duell-Cazes – A Certified Family Law Specialist


Tracy Duell-Cazes is a Certified Family Law Specialist by the California Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California and has held this certification since December of 2002.  Be assured that when you work with Tracy, you are working with someone who has dedicated her practice to the area of Family Law and you will receive the fruits of over 30 years’ experience.

Recognized by her peers to qualify for certification, Super Lawyers has identified Tracy Duell-Cazes as a top attorney for Northern California. Identifying no more than 5% of attorneys in an area, Tracy has been listed every year since 2009.  Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The selection process includes independent research, peer nominations, and peer evaluations.

Why Tracy Duell-Cazes and TDC Family Law?


If you are in the process of a divorce or any legal issue in the area of Family Law, call the Law Office of Tracy Duell-Cazes, also called TDC Family Law for a free 45-minute consultation.  Areas where Tracy Duell-Cazes practices include Child Custody and Support, Visitation,  Spousal Support, Paternity, Property Rights, and Contempt-of-Court defense or prosecution,   You will be expertly represented by Tracy Duell-Cazes Her experience, certification, and peer reviews speak for themselves. 

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  • Home
  • PRACTICE AREAS
    • Divorce
    • Spousal Support
    • Child Support
    • Child Custody
    • Visitation
    • Complex High Asset Divorce
    • Contempt of Court
    • Paternity
    • Mediation Coaching
    • Alternative Dispute Resolution - Mediation and Collaborative Divorce
    • Parenting Coordination
  • Bio
    • Certified Family Law Specialist
    • What to Expect
  • Blog
  • FAQ
    • What does the area of Family Law cover?
    • Things To Do After a Divorce is Finalized
    • Annulment
    • Attorney Fee Awards in California
    • Community Property
    • Difference Between Guardianship and Adoption
    • Difference Between Marriage and Domestic Partnership
    • Difference Between Physical and Legal Custody
    • Divorce Process in California
    • Domestic Violence
    • Go to Court for Spousal or Child Support
    • Legal Grounds for Divorce in California
    • “Move Away” After Divorce
    • No Fault Divorce
    • Parenting Plan
    • Residency Requirements for a Divorce in California
    • Summary Dissolution
    • Supervised Visitation
    • The impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 on Divorce
    • What does it mean to have a fiduciary relationship to your spouse?
    • What is a Request for Order Hearing?
  • Resources
  • Contact