Carolyn H. Martino | Coachella Valley Family Lawyer
Carolyn H. Martino is a distinguished attorney in family law, stationed in the Coachella Valley, California, specializing in representing clients with high net worth and dealing with sophisticated financial and asset-related issues.
With her considerable experience, Carolyn Martino is celebrated for both her empathetic approach towards her clientele and her fervent representation in their favor. Her commitment lies in deconstructing complicated circumstances to secure favorable outcomes for her clients, employing litigation, mediation, or collaborative divorce as needed.
Her client base spans a broad spectrum of professionals including physicians, lawyers, business magnates, property developers and investors, leading figures in the hospitality sector, sports business entrepreneurs, famous personalities, professional athletes, and their partners.
Over a span of 24 years, Carolyn has adeptly navigated clients through vital life changes covering all aspects of Family Law in California.
Carolyn received her bachelor’s degree from UCLA followed by a law degree from Loyola Law School.
Professional Affiliations
In her professional realm, Carolyn has notably served as the Co-Chair of the Family Law Section of the Desert Bar Association, marking her second term in this capacity. She holds a certification as Minor’s Counsel, where she is sometimes designated by the court to safeguard children’s interests amid divorce proceedings.
Acknowledged as a Palm Springs Top Lawyer and actively engaged with the Inns of Court, Carolyn is licensed to practice across all state courts in California, the U.S. District Court for the Central and Northern Districts of California, the California Supreme Court, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
Community Service
Outside her legal commitments, Carolyn dedicates herself to her family and philanthropic causes. Her efforts include her role as a Founding Member and Vice President of the Coachella Valley Youth Hockey Foundation, and participation on the City of Indian Wells Architecture and Landscaping Committee. Her contributions to philanthropy were highlighted in the Fall 2019 edition of the Women in Philanthropy issue by Desert Charities News.