Ronald Granberg

Ronald Granberg

Granberg Law Office
Refer Profile

Profile

Education

Monterey College of Law/1978/JD

Admitted to Practice

California/1978

AAML Position(s) Held

National
  • Treasurer
    Second Vice President
State
  • President
    Chapter Delegate

CLE Presentations

  • ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers June 16, 2004 meeting ‘Will Grinius Steal Christmas?’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers April 9, 2005 meeting ‘Pro Tanto Tango: Marsden and More’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, April 29, 2006 ‘The Effects of Refinancing Property on Characterization and Reimbursement Rights’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, December 1, 2007 meeting ‘Real Estate is Down, Walrath is Up’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, December 6, 2008 meeting ‘Evidence Tips and Tricks: The Play’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, May 1, 2009 ‘The Disappearing Real Estate Equity: Are There Any Magical Solutions?’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 17, 2010 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘Litigating Difficult Real Estate Issues’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Retreat, May 13, 2010 ‘Business Income Available for Support’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, May 14, 2010 ‘Lava Flow or Cash Flow: What Business Income is Really Available for Support?’
    ‚Ä¢ National American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Annual Meeting, November 5, 2010 ‘Business Income Available for Support: Phantom Income, Depreciation and Other Demons’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, May 15, 2011 ‘Risky Business: What Would Tom Cruise Do?’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, August 20, 2011, ‘The Ethical Divorce Lawyer’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 14, 2012 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘The Stolen Email ‚Äì An Ethical Problem with Criminal and Civil Penalties’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 15, 2012 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘Expert Wizardry in Presenting and Defending Income Adjustments for Support: Hogwarts and All’
    ‚Ä¢ AAML-AICPA Las Vegas Symposium, May 10, 2012 ‘Expert Wizardry in Presenting and Defending Income Adjustments for Support: Hogwarts and All’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, May 20, 2012 ‘Draco Dormiens Ninquam Titillandus (or, “Never Tickle a Sleeping Dragon”)’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Chapter Meeting, October 17, 2012 ‘Litigating with Friends’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 20, 2013 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘Effective Cross-Examination Strategies for the Business Valuation Expert’
    ‚Ä¢ North Carolina Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, February 15, 2013 ‘Expert Wizardry in Presenting and Defending Income Adjustments for Support: Hogwarts and All’
    ‚Ä¢ National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges’ Annual Meeting, February 25, 2013 ‘Tax Problems in Deciding What Business Income to Use for Support: Mastering Phantom Income, Depreciation and Other Demons’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, April 12, 2013 ‘The Secret Ways of MSAs: Divorce Privacy vs. Governmental Transparency’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, June 1, 2013 Symposium ‘Effective Cross-Examination Strategies for the Business Valuation Expert’
    ‚Ä¢ American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers National Webinar, June 12, 2013 ‘Show Me the Money ‚Äì Identifying Business Income Available for Support’
    ‚Ä¢ Maryland Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, November 11, 2013 ‘Show Me the Money: Business Income Available for Support’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 18, 2014 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘My Smoke Your Mirrors: Accounting Games People Play’
    ‚Ä¢ American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers National Webinar, May 14, 2014 ”Try to See Things My Way’: Insight into Powerful Negotiation Strategies’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, October 18, 2014 ‘Legal Logic and Persuasion Science’
    ‚Ä¢ American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers National Midyear Meeting, March 12, 2015 ‘Smoke and Mirrors: Cash Flow Games People Play’
    ‚Ä¢ Missouri Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium (St. Louis), April 16, 2015 ‘Uncovering Business Income Available for Support’
    ‚Ä¢ Missouri Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium (Kansas City), April 17, 2015 ‘Uncovering Business Income Available for Support’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, May 16, 2015 ‘Securing the Equalizing Payment Using the Business as Security’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 15-17, 2016 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘Selected Evidence Topics’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, February 20, 2016 ‘Deductive and Inductive Divorce Logic: What Would Aristotle Do?’
    ‚Ä¢ Tennessee Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, February 22, 2016 ‘My Smoke Your Mirrors: Accounting Games People Play’
    ‚Ä¢ American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers National Organization Annual Meeting, November 5, 2016 ‘Securing the Equalizing Payment ‚Äì When It Seemed That It Couldn’t Be Done!’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, June 12, 2017 ‘The Divorce Gene: Sociobiological Settlement Strategies’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, June 21, 2017 ‘Moore/Marsden Advanced Issues’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 14, 2018 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘Trial Advocacy from Aristotle to Garner’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers meeting, April 21, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, May 6, 2018 ‘It’s Apportionment, Sure ‚Äì But Is It Equitable? Fresh approaches to Pereira/Van Camp
    and Moore/Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers meeting, April 21, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 21, 2019 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘How to Present Statistics to Explain Your Case’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, June 22, 2019 ‘Honey, I Shrunk the Litigants!’
    • Seven (2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018) Evidence presentations for the Trial Practicum of the Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
    ‚Ä¢ New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, April 16, 2016 ‘Net Income Cannot Buy Groceries ‚Äì Only Cash Can’
    ‚Ä¢ National Institute of Trial Advocacy Family Law Trial Advocacy Institute, July 10, 2016 ‘Rhetoric’
    ‚Ä¢ Santa Cruz County Bar Association Family Law Section, July 22, 2016 ‘Business Income Available for Support ‚Äì Only Cash Flow Buys Groceries’
    ‚Ä¢ American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers National Organization Annual Meeting, November 5, 2016 ‘Securing the Equalizing Payment ‚Äì When It Seemed That It Couldn’t Be Done!’
    ‚Ä¢ Rutter Group/California Family Law Reports Expert Series, November 11, 2016 ‘Business Valuation’
    ‚Ä¢ Bar Association of San Francisco Family Law Section, November 17, 2016 ‘Business Income Available for Support: Taxable Income Approach vs. Cash Flow Approach’
    ‚Ä¢ Santa Cruz County Bar Association, January 19, 2017 ‘Evidentiary Hot Spots’
    ‚Ä¢ San Mateo County Family Law Section, April 14, 2017 ‘Legal Logic’
    ‚Ä¢ Southwestern School of Law, June 10, 2017 ‘Preserving Your Ability to Appeal’
    ‚Ä¢ Rutter Group/California Family Law Reports Advanced Family Law Course, June 9, 2017 ‘Agreements and Transmutations’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, June 12, 2017 ‘The Divorce Gene: Sociobiological Settlement Strategies’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, June 21, 2017 ‘Moore/Marsden Advanced Issues’
    ‚Ä¢ National Institute of Trial Advocacy Family Law Trial Advocacy Institute, July 14, 2017 ‘Anger, Cooperation and Structure in Advocacy’
    ‚Ä¢ Attorney’s Briefcase videotape for website CLE posting, August 14, 2017 ‘Ethical Conduct Matters’
    ‚Ä¢ Santa Clara County Bar Association Family Law Section, October 6, 2017 ‘Evidentiary Hot Spots’ and ‘Net Income Cannot Buy Groceries ‚Äì Only Cash Can’
    ‚Ä¢ Association of Certified Family Law Specialists (Chapter 3), November 13, 2017 ‘Orders in the House: Fiduciary Duties and Beyond’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 14, 2018 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘Trial Advocacy from Aristotle to Garner’
    ‚Ä¢ California Lawyers Association Family Law Section Webinar, April 19, 2018, ‘Divorce Privacy’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers meeting, April 21, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, May 6, 2018 ‘It’s Apportionment, Sure ‚Äì But Is It Equitable? Fresh approaches to Pereira/Van Camp
    and Moore/Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ San Mateo County Family Law Section, May 11, 2018 ‘Evidentiary Hot Spots’
    ‚Ä¢ Santa Cruz County Bar Association, June 14, 2018 ‘Trial Advocacy from Aristotle to Garner’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers meeting, April 21, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ CalCPA Education Foundation Family Law Section, August 17, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Association of Certified Family Law Specialists (Chapter 1), September 11, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Association of Certified Family Law Specialists (Chapter 2), September 23, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Kern County Bar Association, Family Law Section, October 3, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Rutter Group/California Family Law Reports, November 9, 2018, ‘Determining and Characterizing Income’
    ‚Ä¢ Pasadena Bar Association, Family Law Section, December 18, 2018 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Bar Association of San Francisco, Family Law Section, January 8, 2019 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, January 21, 2019 Trial Advocacy Institute ‘How to Present Statistics to Explain Your Case’
    ‚Ä¢ San Mateo County Family Law Section, April 12, 2019 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ South Santa Barbara County Family Law Section, May 29, 2019 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ North Santa Barbara County Family Law Section, May 30, 2019 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ San Diego County Family Law Specialists, June 9, 2019 ‘Less Marsden’
    ‚Ä¢ Rutter Group/California Family Law Reports, June 10, 2019, ‘Agreements and Transmutations’
    ‚Ä¢ Southern California Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, June 22, 2019 ‘Honey, I Shrunk the Litigants!’
    ‚Ä¢ Rutter Group/California Family Law Reports, October 4-6, 2019 ‘Basic Training in Family Law’
    ‚Ä¢ CalCPA Education Foundation Family Law Section (Los Angeles), October 17, 2019 ‘Asset Apportionment: Equitable or Otherwise’
    ‚Ä¢ CalCPA Education Foundation Family Law Section (San Francisco), October 18, 2019 ‘Asset Apportionment: Equitable or Otherwise’
    ‚Ä¢ Northern California Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Symposium, May 22, 2021 ‘Advanced Business Income Issues’
    ‚Ä¢ Rutter Group/California Family Law Reports, June 5, 2021 ‘Agreements and Transmutations’

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