Hiroshima, Jacobs, Roth and Lewis: Robert B. Roth




	EDUCATION: B.A., San Francisco State University – 1969 J.D., McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific – 1974 Admitted to practice before: All California Appellate and Superior courts United States District Court for Eastern District of California PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATIONS: California State Bar Association Sacramento County Bar Association Family Law Section, Sacramento County Bar Association Family Law Section, California State Bar Association Sacramento Law Practice Management & Technology Users Group Sacramento Collaborative Practice Group International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. President and Managing Shareholder, Hiroshima, Jacobs, Roth and Lewis, A Law Corporation Charter Member, Dean's Counsel and Amicus Lex, McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific Donor, Hiroshima, Jacobs, Roth and Lewis, Inc. Scholarship, McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific Deputy District Attorney, Sacramento County – 1974, 1975 Chairman, Sacramento County Judiciary Committee – 1985 President, Sacramento Young Lawyers Association – 1983 Board of Directors, Sacramento Young Lawyers Association – 1977 to 1984 Board of Directors, Sacramento County Bar Association – 1982, 1983 Charter Member/Board of Directors, St. Thomas More Legal Society – 1988 to 2006. “AV” Rating, Martindale – Hubbell Law Directory 1999 Bar Registrar of Preeminent Lawyers COMMUNITY SERVICE: Board of Directors, Children's Receiving Home of Sacramento – 1977 to 1983, 1993 to 2005 President, Children's Receiving Home of Sacramento – 1981, 2003 Board of Directors, Sacramento Diocesan School Board – 1988 to 1994 President, Sacramento Diocesan School Board – 1993 to 1994 LECTURER: Lecturer and Moderator, "Dividing Marital Property Upon Dissolution," California Continuing Education of the Bar – 1984, 1989 MEDIATION AND COLLABORATIVE NEGOTIATION: Robert has extensive training and experience involving family law mediation, including training through the Legal Alternative Mediation Service. He volunteers at the Sacramento County Superior Court with the Pro Per Mediation Program and is on the Sacramento Superior Court Approved Mediator List. While maintaining an active litigation practice, he recognizes the substantial emotional and financial benefits of mediation and is committed to settling dispute quickly, fairly and economically. Robert also has extensive education and experience in the Collaborative Practice process. He is one of twenty five members of the Sacramento Collaborative Practice Group, which started in Sacramento in 2002 and was instrumental in forming the non-profit corporation. He is also a member of the International Association of Collaborative Professionals.