RETIRED
Thomas Huguenor is a Certified Family Law Specialist. Mr. Huguenor retired in early 2024.
Mr. Huguenor has been an enthusiastic advocate on behalf of his clients for greater than forty years, helping them navigate through divorce and a myriad of other family law issues. Mr. Huguenor’s vast experience includes working with professionals in child custody estrangement cases and in parental alienation cases, with his work in this area having resulted in judicial findings of parental alienation.
Having consistently been named to San Diego Magazine’s “Top Lawyers in San Diego” list in the field of family law, Mr. Huguenor is a member of the invitation-only American Institute of Family Law Attorneys, and has been recognized with the Martindale-Hubble AV Peer Rating.
Mr. Huguenor earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Monmouth College, and his Juris Doctorate degree from California Western School of Law.
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State Bar of California
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RETIRED
State Bar Admissions
State Bar of California
Professional Memberships
San Diego County Bar Association
Thomas Huguenor is a Certified Family Law Specialist. Mr. Huguenor retired in early 2024.
Mr. Huguenor has been an enthusiastic advocate on behalf of his clients for greater than forty years, helping them navigate through divorce and a myriad of other family law issues. Mr. Huguenor’s vast experience includes working with professionals in child custody estrangement cases and in parental alienation cases, with his work in this area having resulted in judicial findings of parental alienation.
Having consistently been named to San Diego Magazine’s “Top Lawyers in San Diego” list in the field of family law, Mr. Huguenor is a member of the invitation-only American Institute of Family Law Attorneys, and has been recognized with the Martindale-Hubble AV Peer Rating.
Mr. Huguenor earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Monmouth College, and his Juris Doctorate degree from California Western School of Law.
