Bradley Hochberg, Dependency Attorney Services
Navigating Dependency Law with Bradley Hochberg: Trusted Legal Support During Challenging Times
When families are facing the distressing reality of child welfare investigations or juvenile dependency court proceedings, the emotional toll can be overwhelming. Allegations of abuse or neglect—whether substantiated or not—can trigger life-altering consequences. In these crucial moments, having an experienced and compassionate legal advocate can make all the difference. That’s where Bradley Hochberg comes in.
As a seasoned Dependency Law Attorney, Bradley Hochberg provides essential legal services to parents, guardians, and family members involved in dependency cases throughout Los Angeles and surrounding counties. With decades of experience in California dependency courts, Hochberg brings not just legal knowledge, but a fierce commitment to defending the rights of families when they need it most.
Understanding Dependency Law
Dependency law cases typically begin when Child Protective Services (CPS) becomes involved due to allegations of child abuse, neglect, or endangerment. These cases move swiftly and can result in temporary or permanent loss of custody if not handled properly. A juvenile dependency court determines whether a child should be removed from the home, and whether parents should be offered reunification services or face termination of parental rights.
This legal landscape is complex, emotional, and often intimidating. Without proper representation, families may not fully understand their rights or how to present their side of the story effectively.
Why You Need Legal Representation in Dependency Cases
Being involved in a dependency case does not make someone a bad parent—but the system doesn’t always assume innocence. The courts rely on reports from social workers, police officers, and medical professionals, many of which may be subjective or incomplete. That’s why it’s critical to have an attorney like Bradley Hochberg, who knows how to challenge evidence, cross-examine witnesses, and ensure that your voice is heard.
Dependency proceedings can involve:
Detention Hearings
Jurisdiction Hearings
Disposition Hearings
Reunification Plans
Termination of Parental Rights
Each step has significant implications for your family. Bradley Hochberg ensures that you are prepared, protected, and supported throughout every stage.
The Benefits of Hiring Bradley Hochberg
With over 35 years of legal experience, Bradley Hochberg is not only highly knowledgeable in dependency law, but also respected by judges, social workers, and opposing counsel for his professionalism and dedication to his clients. His legal services are tailored to defend and preserve the integrity of families during their most difficult moments.
Some of the key benefits of hiring Bradley Hochberg include:
Experienced Guidance – Hochberg has successfully represented hundreds of clients in dependency cases and knows the nuances of California’s child welfare system.
Strategic Defense – He works to uncover the truth, challenge wrongful allegations, and ensure the courts consider all relevant facts before making decisions.
Compassionate Representation – Clients are treated with dignity, respect, and understanding. Hochberg is not just an attorney—he’s an advocate who truly cares about the outcome.
Free Initial Consultation – Hochberg offers a no-cost consultation so families can understand their rights and their options before making any decisions.
Don’t Face the System Alone
When a child’s future is on the line, time is critical. From the moment CPS opens a case, every statement, action, or omission can affect the outcome. That’s why you need a legal expert in your corner from the very beginning. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, or legal guardian, your rights and your family deserve to be defended.
Bradley Hochberg understands how high the stakes are—and he’s here to fight for your family.
Call today for a free consultation and get the legal support you deserve during this difficult time. Contact Bradley Hochberg at (323) 722-8007 and take the first step toward protecting your rights and keeping your family together.