Laura Wasser

Laura Wasser is a family attorney and divorce lawyer based in Los Angeles. She has built a solid reputation in dealing with high-profile and high-net-worth dissolutions, having represented former clients such as Angelina Jolie, Britney Spears, Jennifer Garner, and Kim Kardashian. Currently, she serves as the Chief of Divorce Evolution for Divorce.com, an online platform providing accessible and affordable resources for divorce in all 50 states.

Wasser's innovative approach to divorce is showcased in her online mediation platform, It’s Over Easy. The platform guides couples through the divorce process without lawyers, offering a variety of resources such as property allocation tools, child support and spousal support calculators, custody calendars, explainer videos, and filing services. The goal is to enable separating couples to navigate their dissolution without incurring excessive attorney fees and retainers.

In addition to her legal work, Wasser is also an accomplished author and podcast host. Her 2013 book, "It Doesn’t Have To Be That Way: How to Divorce Without Destroying Your Family or Bankrupting Yourself," explores how to manage a hassle-free divorce. She also hosts the podcasts "All's Fair With Laura Wasser" on iHeart Radio and "Divorce Sucks! With Laura Wasser" on PodcastOne.

Over the years, Wasser has been recognized for her contributions to family law. She has been named one of the California Daily Journal's Top 100 Lawyers and Southern California's Top 50 Women Attorneys every year from 2012 to 2022. Additionally, she has been selected for Super Lawyers every year since 2007 and has been featured on The Hollywood Reporter’s Power Lawyer Troubleshooters list. Her accolades also include the Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law Zephyr M. Ramsey Award in 2008 and the Century City Chamber of Commerce Women of Achievement Award in 2011. She was also honored with the Brady Center Advocate Award in 2013, the Angel of the Children Award from A Place Called Home in 2016, and the Justice Award from the Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice in 2019.