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Roxanne M. Mosley:
UC Davis-undergrad
University of Pacific Mc George School of Law
Roxanne Mosley is a member of
the American Bar Association, the State Bar of
California and the Wiley Manuel Bar Association.
She has been admitted to practice law in the United
States Federal Courts as well as the US Bankruptcy
Court.
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Roxanne has experienced great success in family law
including but not limited to: dissolutions and legal
separations, custody issues including modifications
of standing custody orders, special military family
issues, prenuptial agreements and dependency issues-
including child advocacy and parental rights. Throughout
her practice she has represented husbands, wives, children
and grandparents.
With regards to Criminal Law matters Ms. Mosley has
worked in the Sacramento Public Defenders office for
2 years and has represented several Juvenile and Adult
defendants as their Criminal Defense attorney. She is
an experienced Trial Attorney who is not intimidated
by the current judicial system tactics.
Roxanne Mosley’s strongest attributes as an attorney
include negotiation skills, litigation and client management.
Interview with Case Post
Representative-
The
following is taken from a recent conversation with attorney
Mosley, the managing partner of the firm.
CasePost: Roxanne, when
did you know that you were destined to become an attorney?
Roxanne Mosley-Barnes: Well, actually I’ve known
that I wanted to do this work since I was 11 years old,
and in the 6th grade. I remember consciously making
that decision back then. When I was a little girl I
loved to watch Perry Mason reruns. My dad says that
I was always a negotiator, always willing to argue a
point that I felt strongly about. He saw this in me
from the very beginning.
CP: You seem to truly
love your work. You’re passionate about certain
causes and you clearly care about the people you work
with. What do you like about this work?
RM: I like the analysis
involved. I love being able to make a difference. Because
of this, I take cases that I believe in, I don’t
choose cases primarily for the money, I take them because
I believe in them and see that I can make a difference.
I love to take a matter and see it through to completion,
to get a positive ruling by a judge or a decision by
a jury. The best reward is having a client tell me,
after a decision, "I couldn’t have gotten
here without your help. You really got me (or us) through
it.
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