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Associate Attorney

Cary Grant

Cary Grant is a graduate from Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law. Throughout law school, Cary served as a Summer Law Clerk in Los Angeles dependency court with Los Angeles Dependency Lawyers and Children’s Legal Center, and as a Law Clerk in the Bette & Wylie Aitken Domestic Violence Clinic.

Practice Areas

Divorce

40e%

Spousal Support

30%

Domestic Violence

20%

Cary received her undergraduate degree from UC San Diego, with a bachelor’s degree in Theatre and a minor in Law and Society.

After graduating law school in 2022, Cary began working with Minella Law Group as a Post-Bar Law Clerk, solidifying her passion for family law. Since her admittance to the state bar, Cary has practiced solely in family law and exclusively at Minella Law Group.

Though raised in Los Angeles, Cary has considered San Diego home since attending UC San Diego. When Cary can find some free time, she enjoys spending time with her dog, family and friends.

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