Fleischer & Ravreby

Attorney Myra Chack Fleischer

Myra Chack Fleischer founded Fleischer Law Office in 2001. In 2013, she added the respected law office of Richard R. Ravreby to her firm. Together they formed the new firm Fleischer & Ravreby, based in Carlsbad, California. Fleischer serves as Lead Counsel, and she focuses on high asset divorce cases and litigation, including property, custody and support issues, settlement agreements, mediation, asset divisions, and family law appeals. Her financial background combined with her law expertise is a key factor in Myra’s success. Striving to avoid court where possible, Myra drives settlement of assets through mediation, while maintaining a formidable reputation as a fierce litigator when it’s called for. Myra is a strong believer in the need for advocacy of children and to the sensitive practice of domestic law.

Attorney Daniel J. Martin

Daniel Martin brings more than two decades of experience as a top litigator to the team of attorneys at Fleischer & Ravreby. But despite his many hours of experience in both jury trials and bench trials, he prefers to work with his clients to find good legal solutions outside the court system. Dan keeps his clients foremost in mind when working through any legal matter. While he has no hesitation standing up for a client in court, his experience allows him to recommend to clients when it is prudent to settle a case for a good result that saves the client excess attorney fees. He says he is selective about his clients, and only works with clients when he believes wholeheartedly in their case.

Attorney Tana Landau

Tana’s personal background provides her unique insight into the challenges faced by her family law clients.  She understands how divorce impacts the lives of the people involved, including the couple themselves, their children, and extended family and friends. Tana sees her role as helping the client handle all of the issues that can arise during the legal process as quickly and painlessly as possible, ideally with the minimum litigation necessary.  She considers the resolution of custody arrangements her first priority in family law matters whenever children are involved.

Tana works in a hands-on fashion with her clients. She prefers a face to face meeting to a phone call, and a telephone conversation over an email. “Clients want to know whether you care about them and their case,” says Landau. “They need to be assured they aren’t just one client lost among the crowd.”