Zachary A. Holstrom

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Biography

Zachary Holstrom practices family law in Orange County and the Inland Empire specializing in Divorce, Child Custody Agreements, Support Agreements, and Domestic Violence. Mr. Holstrom is an active member of the Orange County Bar Association (O.C.B.A.) as well as the Family Law Section of the O.C.B.A. Additionally, he provides legal consultation in contractual agreements in the construction and home services industries. Mr. Holstrom obtained his juris doctor from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law in 2021 and graduated from the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University in 2017 with degrees in Economics and Communication. He is a native of Yorba Linda, California.

Areas of Practice (2)

  • Family Law
  • Contracts and Agreements

Education & Credentials

Law School Attended:
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, J.D.
Year of First Admission:
2023
Admission:
2023, California
Languages:
English
ISLN:
1001490950

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949-676-4927  Phone

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