Anthony J. Catena

Anthony J. Catena, an associate at Meyer, Olson, Lowy & Meyers, LLP, brings a decade of nuanced proficiency to the practice of family law in California. With a particular focus on the complexities of child custody, visitation rights and support, he navigates the turbulent waters of family disputes with a steady hand. His adept handling of both the stormy prejudgment phases and the calmer post-judgment waters – including matters of spousal support and asset division – has established him as a reliable navigator in the legal landscape of California.Mr. Catena's academic journey laid a robust foundation for his legal career. After earning a Bachelor of Arts from UC Santa Barbara in 2009, he pursued a Juris Doctor at California Western School of Law, which he attained in 2013. This educational pathway equipped him with the legal acumen necessary to tailor his approach to meet the diverse needs of his clientele. Known for his empathetic and proactive communication style, he ensures that he is in sync with his clients' goals, adjusting strategies and maintaining open lines of communication to steer their cases toward favorable outcomes.Beyond his technical skills, Mr. Catena is celebrated for his compassionate demeanor and commitment to making a tangible difference in his clients’ lives. He tackles each case with the goal of alleviating the emotional and financial burdens of legal proceedings, allowing clients to focus on rebuilding their lives. His dedication extends 24/7, ensuring he is available to support his clients whenever they need him most.Professionally, Mr. Catena is a valued member of the Orange County Bar Association and The State Bar of California. His ongoing engagement with these organizations ensures he remains at the forefront of family law, continually enhancing his knowledge and skills. Recognition from peers, judicial officers and clients alike underscores his ability to deftly handle sensitive and complex family law cases, making him not just a lawyer, but a trusted advocate for those navigating the challenging processes of family law disputes.