Hossein Farzam Berenji

Hossein Berenji, the proprietor of Berenji & Associates, is a seasoned divorce lawyer focusing on complex, high net worth divorces. His unwavering commitment to providing aggressive and high-quality representation has resulted in consistent multi-million-dollar property settlements and numerous favorable alimony and child support judgments across Southern California. Known for his vast courtroom and negotiation experience, Hossein excels in fiercely litigating cases through trial when necessary or securing optimal settlements for clients aiming to avoid lengthy court battles. In addition to divorce litigation, he handles spousal support, custody and visitation matters, child support and paternity disputes, and the preparation of pre- and post-nuptial agreements.

Recognized by various legal organizations for his outstanding work, Hossein is a sought-after professional and supports public service organizations in Southern California.

Hossein's impressive media recognition includes features in VoyageLA Magazine, US Weekly, Javanan Magazine, The Pasadena Outlook, and The La Canada Outlook. He has previously contributed as a regular expert commentator on Family Law issues on KIRN 670 A.M. and served as a panel moderator at the IABA National Conference.

Awards and affiliations underscore Hossein's exceptional legal standing, including recognition as a Super Lawyer, Top10 Beverly Hills, The National Advocates Top 100 Lawyers, America's Premier Attorneys Top 30 Matrimonial and Family Law, and Lawyers of Distinction. He is a former director of the Iranian American Bar Association, a member of the Family Law Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, and affiliated with the Beverly Hills Bar Association, American Bar Association, and Rotary International. Hossein earned his Juris Doctorate degree from Loyola Law School after completing his Bachelor of Arts degree at UCLA in 2001, and since then, he has been admitted to practice law before the California Supreme Court and other lower state courts.