ALBERT GROSS brings to the practice of law a wealth of experience, education and business acumen which make him an extraordinarily effective family-law advocate and bankruptcy attorney.  He also brings compassion and a genuine desire to help his clients. 

When the occasion calls for it, ALBERT GROSS is an aggressive litigator for his clients, bringing formidable strategic-thinking, oral-advocacy and writing skills to bear.  When his clients’ needs are best served by reaching out-of-court settlement, he can work skillfully either as a negotiator for one client or as a mediator for pairs of clients who give their informed consent to the process.

Before he pursued law studies ALBERT GROSS had already excelled as a management consultant to corporations and government agencies, as the author or coauthor of five books and dozens of articles in major magazines, as a U.S. Navy officer and as a college instructor. 

ALBERT GROSS has earned a bachelor’s degree in American History from Columbia University, in New York; a second bachelor’s degree in psychology from San Diego State University, a master’s degree in psychology from University of California, San Diego; and a juris doctor from University of San Diego.

Since 1992, ALBERT GROSS has practiced law in San Diego County, California.  His family-law practice includes all aspects of child custody, visitation, child and spousal support, community-property law, domestic-violence restraining orders, guardianship, conservatorship and step-parent adoption.   He provides expert Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy assistance.   Because he believes that people in financial distress need assistance they can afford, he has developed efficient systems that allow him to offer Chapter 7 bankruptcy assistance at a price as low as 75 to 80% less than many other local bankruptcy firms.   He prides himself on his accessibility to his clients and he offers a free initial consultation to individuals who aren’t sure who can best help them or what they want to do about their family law problems.

ALBERT GROSS lives in the north county coastal area with his wife (a college administrator), two sons (elementary-school age) and the family dog (thought to be half Golden Retriever/half Sheltie).  Some of his hobbies include distance swimming, carpentry and bicycling. 

PUBLICATIONS OVERVIEW
(For a complete publications list, citing more than 50 articles and five books, please click here.)

eBook: America's Longest War: Rethinking Our Tragic Crusade Against Drugs  (with Stephen Duke)

LEGAL PUBLICATIONS

Professional journal: Gross, When Agents Pull The Strings, 26 Trial 36 (1990).

Book: S.B. Duke & A.C. Gross, America's Longest War: Rethinking Our Tragic Crusade Against Drugs (1994), Putnam/Tarcher.

 OTHER PUBLICATIONS