Profile
Pamela Edwards-Swift is a Certified Family Law Specialist, certified by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization. Ms. Swift, an attorney for more than 23 years, has been practicing family law exclusively since 1996. In addition to providing aggressive litigation, she also offers cutting edge alternatives for her clients, such as mediation and collaboration. Ms. Swift is a board member of the East-West Family Law Council, is Vice-President, and a founding member, of the Collaborative Divorce Professionals of the Inland Empire. She is also on the Chino Hills Board of Habitat for Humanity. Ms. Swift is a regular contributor to WestCoast Media magazine and has her own radio program entitled Divorce Council, which can be heard on KTIE - AM 590. Ms. Swift, known as The Professional Hand Holder, is dedicated to providing compassionate service to her clients.
About Pamela Edwards-Swift
Admitted: 1986, California
Professional Webpage: pamswiftlaw.com
Special Licenses/Certifications: Certified Family Law Specialist, Certfied by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization, Trained in Collaboration and Mediation
Pro bono/Community Service:
- Serves on the Board of Ayala Track and Field Boosters;
- Makes regular donations to the Ayala High School Band;
- Generous Donor to Loving Savior Lutheran School;
- Regular donations to Damien and many other misc. local schools;
- Serves on the Board of Collaborative Divorce Professionals of the Inland Empire [known as CDPIE] and is one of the Founding Members of CDPIE, a Non Profit organization which was developed to educate family law attorneys and the public about the Collaborative Divorce process;
- Member of the local groups IENP & TEAM that not only network for local businesses but make generous contributions to local charities and do regular fund raising and events;
- On the volunteer list of the local Legal Aid and has donated her time;
- On list for Pro Bono Mediation for Los Angeles Superior Court and has donated her time;
- Regular donor and sponsor for Let it be Foundation Non-Profit Organization;
- Member of organization Girls with Pearls that in the past has assisted women in need. Originally started when Hurricane Katrina left so many families homeless;
- Developing a local radio program to educate the public about their options and rights when going through divorce or any family law process;
- Member of the Chino Valley Chambers of Commerce;
- Member of numerous networking groups that promote and develop strong business sense in the local communities; Other misc.
