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Kristie Lee Bergamo has presided as a temporary judge in both Orange and Los Angeles Counties. She also has an extensive history serving as minor's counsel, and has taught classes to help other attorneys become certified as minor's counsel. Kristie joined Family Law Matters in August of 2018. She attended Willamette University Law School in Salem, Oregon, and was licensed to practice law in 2002. Since then, she has focused on the practice of family law. Prior to joining Family Law Matters, Kristie was a sole practitioner and earned a reputation as a fierce advocate of her clients. Kristie has extensive trial experience, having conducted hundreds of trials over the years. Kristie prides herself on her knowledge of the law and procedure. Kristie is a recent transplant to the Inland Empire, choosing to give up her view of the beach for the canyons. Kristie is the youngest of two children and loves Mediterranean food. She loves swimming and collecting vinyl albums. She is also a fan of Wes Anderson and Quentin Tarantino movies. Kristie lives with her dog, Buddy and her nephew, Jack, who is her favorite person in the entire world! Kristie loves the positive environment at Family Law Matters. She reports she loves being here and looks forward to helping as many people as she can. She says she is good at her chosen career because she takes her responsibility very seriously and it is very hard to hurt her feelings. View More ›

DVLawyers AI Summary:

Project Support Services is a specialized project management firm that focuses on navigating the complexities of Division of State Architecture (DSA) compliance and project closeout for educational institutions in California. While their primary aim is to assist school districts, architectural, and engineering teams in achieving DSA certification, their expertise extends to a variety of project management needs, including training related to DSA regulations and processes. The tone of the firm is professional yet approachable, emphasizing the importance of strong relationships with clients and DSA staff. Their commitment to delivering high-quality service reflects an understanding of the challenges that clients face, particularly in dealing with stringent compliance requirements. The firm’s leadership, particularly CEO Natassia Knutson, demonstrates a deep knowledge of DSA guidelines and a dedication to helping clients overcome obstacles that may seem insurmountable, offering not only technical support but also a sense of partnership throughout the project lifecycle. However, it's essential to note that this firm does not specifically focus on legal services related to domestic violence, custody issues, or restraining orders. For survivors seeking legal assistance in those areas, it may be prudent to look for law firms with a dedicated focus on family law and domestic abuse cases. While Project Support Services can provide valuable project management resources for educational entities, it may not be the right fit for someone in immediate need of legal advocacy concerning personal safety or domestic violence issues. If your needs align more with project management in an educational context, their expertise could be beneficial.

Jurisdiction:California (Since 2002)

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