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Stross Wess Cutcher & Levin LLP2025–2026 UnderwriterVisit swclfamilylaw.com → Primary ContactSponsorship Contact Jennifer Garcia Human Resources & Office Administrator About the FirmStross Wess Cutcher & Levin LLP is a San Mateo-based family law firm serving clients across primarily San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties, as well as other Bay Area counties based on client need. The firm concentrates on complex, high-asset marital dissolutions, including property characterization and the division of complex assets, child custody and visitation, child and spousal support, premarital, postmarital, and cohabitation agreements, and the enforcement of existing court orders. Because different processes work for different families, its attorneys resolve matters through traditional litigation, mediation, private judging, and consulting. The firm is the successor to Berra Spence; founding partner Richard C. Berra, a Certified Family Law Specialist and past president of the San Mateo County Bar Association, retired in 2021. The firm is a year-round Underwriter of Queen’s Bench, and its attorneys are active throughout the association. Associate Alexandra Sepolen serves on the Boards of Directors of both the Queen’s Bench Bar Association and the Queen’s Bench Foundation and received the association’s 2022 Rookie Award and the 2025 Minority Bar Coalition Award. Five of the firm’s attorneys are current Queen’s Bench members, and the Firm has supported the bar association's charitable and mentorship programs. AttorneysAttorneys marked QB Member are current members of the Queen’s Bench Bar Association.
Five of the firm’s eight practicing attorneys are current Queen’s Bench members. We are grateful for their engagement and the firm’s support. Attorney roster drawn from the firm’s website and current as of July 2026. Queen’s Bench membership status verified against association records as of July 18, 2026. Corrections may be sent to admin@queensbench.org. The Queen’s Bench Bar Association is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization; sponsorship payments and dues are not deductible as charitable contributions, though a portion may be deductible as an ordinary business expense (consult your tax preparer). Contributions earmarked for the Queen’s Bench Foundation, our 501(c)(3) charitable sister organization, are generally tax-deductible. Sponsorship inquiries: sponsorships@queensbench.org. |