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Brett P. Gover is a dedicated junior associate attorney at Moshtael Family Law, proudly serving the vibrant community of Irvine, California. With a deep-rooted commitment to family law, Brett has channeled his passion for helping individuals navigate the complexities of divorce and related family matters since becoming a member of the California State Bar. Brett’s legal journey began at Western State University College of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor degree. His time in law school was marked by a hands-on approach to legal education; he excelled as a certified law student, successfully managing numerous trials under the mentorship of seasoned attorneys. His competitive spirit shone through in various negotiation competitions, culminating in the prestigious Witkin Award for excellence in business associations. Before embarking on his legal career, Brett obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science from the University of California, Santa Barbara. This strong academic foundation, combined with his practical experience, equips him with the skills necessary to advocate effectively for clients dealing with alimony, custody disputes, and other family law issues. Outside of his professional life, Brett is an avid photographer, enjoys camping in California's scenic outdoors, and maintains an active lifestyle through regular exercise. His diverse interests enhance his ability to connect with clients on a personal level, fostering trust and understanding during challenging times. At Moshtael Family Law, Brett Gover is committed to providing compassionate, knowledgeable representation in family law cases, ensuring that his clients receive the support they need to achieve favorable outcomes. Whether you are facing a divorce or seeking guidance on alimony, Brett is ready to assist you with dedication and expertise.
Alimony attorneys help spouses negotiate and obtain fair spousal support during and after divorce proceedings. Common matters include spousal support, alimony modification, enforcement, temporary support.