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Although I no longer accept new clients and am retired from active practice, I continue to represent pro-bono litigants in the family law arena and have become involved with immigration issues, primarily focused on securing release from detention for those qualified for bond. I occasionally take on a case for an old client, but prefer to donate my legal work.

I provide social media management for a premier family law firm and continue to work as the Law Librarian for Santa Barbara and Ventura Colleges of Law, my alma matter. I also serve as COL's Title IX Coordinator....

I grew up in Birmingham and began practicing law there in 1980 after graduation from Law School. I moved to Baldwin County and opened my Foley law office in 2004. I obtained my Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree Cum Laude from Tulane University in New Orleans and my Law Degree (JD) from The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. My wife recently retired as librarian at Foley Intermediate School in Baldwin County, and we have three grown children (two sons and a daughter) and two grandsons.

I specialize in personal injury law that includes mainly motor vehicle accident and premises liability (slip...

Reference Librarian at Stanford Law School's Robert Crown Law Library. Member (inactive) of the bars of California, Colorado, the District of Columbia and Maryland. Experienced teaching legal research, among other subjects.

Hi, I’m Christine Mathias

I am an attorney licensed in California. I am passionate about helping people in my community. As an experienced researcher, problem solver, and innovative thinker, I help businesses and individuals all over California by providing virtual legal services.

My Biography
After graduating from law school in 2009, I started my own general law practice in Vermont. I moved to California in 2015, and I now specialize in small business, nonprofits, and estate planning.

I have varied experience starting and running small businesses and nonprofits, including director of a public library in New Mexico, co-founder and executive director of Girls...

Law Librarian/ Attorney

On the morning of July 3, 2003, I was driving to cover Court for another attorney during a tropical storm, when I was blown off the road by the intense rain and high winds. I was informed by a third party whose judgment and observation I trust that my estimation of time during that period was very wrong. I spent a short time in a medically-induced coma, followed by about three weeks of being unconscious. The accident left me paralyzed on my right side, and I spent approximately four to five months after I awoke re-learning...