Brian Litzinger

Brian Litzinger is a Senior Attorney at Dellino Family Law Group. He brings a broad litigation background and a practical, client-focused approach to family law matters. With experience spanning criminal prosecution, civil litigation, and domestic relations, Brian understands that family law cases often involve both significant legal complexity and deeply personal challenges. He works closely with clients to help them navigate difficult transitions with clarity, strategy, and strong advocacy tailored to their unique circumstances. Family law matters can affect nearly every aspect of a person’s life, including their family relationships, financial future, stability, and peace of mind. I believe clients deserve an attorney who not only advocates effectively on their behalf, but also takes the time to truly understand their goals, concerns, and priorities throughout the process. I approach every case with preparation, responsiveness, and a commitment to helping clients feel informed and supported at every stage. Some matters can be resolved through collaboration, mediation, and practical problem-solving, while others require a more aggressive litigation strategy. I am comfortable advocating for clients in contested courtroom matters when necessary, but I also recognize the value of resolving disputes efficiently and constructively whenever possible. My background in prosecution and civil litigation gives me a broad perspective that helps me navigate a wide range of family law cases, from high-conflict parenting disputes and complex financial matters to amicable dissolutions and negotiated settlements. No two families are alike, and I believe every client deserves an approach tailored to their individual needs and long-term goals. I began my legal career as a Deputy District Attorney, where I prosecuted domestic violence and substance-related criminal matters. That experience taught me the importance of preparation, advocacy, and remaining steady under pressure, skills that continue to shape my approach to family law today.