Mr. Ginter, a qualified family law attorney and mediator, received his Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Business Management from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. He subsequently received his Juris Doctor from McGeorge School of Law, where he was placed on the Dean’s Honor Roll and received a Traynor Honor Society award for academic excellence. While attending McGeorge School of Law, Mr. Ginter also received the awards of Top Oral Advocate and Honors in recognition of excellence in oral advocacy. In addition to being admitted into the State Bar of California, Mr. Ginter is also admitted into the Eastern District Court of California.
Mr. Ginter graduated law school in 2004 and has limited his practice to only family law since 2006. Mr. Ginter has a special interest in non-adversarial (i.e., out-of-court) resolution of all family law issues through such vehicles as Mediation and Collaborative Law, which allow the parties the opportunity to informally and amicably resolve all issues without stepping foot into a courtroom and arguing their matter in front of the public. Mr. Ginter is also a family law litigation attorney, in the event a non-adversarial mode is not utilized. When Mr. Ginter is not practicing Family Law, he enjoys composing, recording and performing music and exercising.
Mr. Ginter was elected the Vice Co-Chair of the Sacramento County Pro Bono Mediation Group in 2008, and he is an active member (and a past member of the Board of Directors) of the Natomas Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, as a proud supporter of the Placer County and Natomas (i.e., North Sacramento) communities, Mr. Ginter is directly responsible for founding and leading a business social group in Natomas in 2009 called the Natomas Business Network, which continued through 2011.
Mr. Ginter also holds a California real estate broker's license, and is a co-host on the podcast, Relationship Rules Show.
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
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Bachelor of Science in Business Management, Quinnipiac University
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Juris Doctor, McGeorge School of Law:
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Dean's Honor Roll – 2002, 2003, 2004
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Traynor Honor Society
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Top Oral Advocate – Appellate Advocacy
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Honors – Trial Advocacy
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Trained Mediator
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Trained Collaborative Practice attorney
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Family law litigation attorney
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Admittance to the State Bar of California
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Admittance into the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California
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Licensed California real estate broker
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Relationship Rules Show podcast co-host
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
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Co Vice-Chair and Member of the Sacramento County Pro Bono Mediation Group (2008 – 2012)
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Member of State Bar of California,(2004 – Present)
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Member of the State Bar of California Family Law subsection (2007 – Present)
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Member of Placert County Bar Association and Family Law subsection (2014 - Present)
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Member of Sacramento County Bar Association (2005 – Present)
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Member of Sacramento County Bar Association Family Law subsection (2006 – Present)
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Member of Sacramento County Bar Association Real Estate subsection (2008 – 2009)
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Member of Sacramento area Custody Discussion Group (2007 – 2009)
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Member of the Sacramento Family Law Executive Committee (2006 – 2007)
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Member of Yolo County Bar Association (2008 - Present)
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Natomas Chamber of Commerce, Membership Co-Chair (2009 - 2010)
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Natomas Chamber of Commerce, Board of Directors, At-Large (2010 - Present)
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Founder, moderator and member of the Natomas Business Network (2009 - 2011)
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS
- The ABC's of Effective Divorce Mediation
- Advanced Divorce Mediation Training
- How to Build Your Mediation Practice from the Inside Out
- Two-Day Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Training
- Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Seminar and Workshop
- Case Management and Office Management in the 21st Century
- Real Property 2004 Legislative Update
- Human Capital vs. Financial Capital: The Battle Over Stock Options
- Psychological Testing for 730 and 3111 Evaluations
- Tax Changes for 2006 Which Every Family Attorney Must Know
- Nuts and Bolts of Family Law, Parts I & II
- Hot Tips in Family Law, Parts I & II
- Fundamentals of Family Law Practice
- 2006 Family Law Legislation
- Dissomaster Inputs
- Tax Consequences of Divorce
- Keep You and Your Client Out of Trouble with the IRS: Highlights of Everyday Dissolution Tax Issues
- Unbundling: A Hot-Button Ethical Issue – Part II
- CFLF AFLC Advanced Family Law Psychology & Counseling Seminar
- Superior Court of Sacramento Mediation Training
- 2007 Year in Review – A Family Law Update
- Current Legislation, 2007 and Beyond
- Practicing Under the California State Bar's New California Guidelines of Civility and Professionalism
- DissoMaster Suite Software Training
- Advanced DissoMaster Software Training
- Determining Income for Support from Material Documents
- Adoption Law Basics
LECTURES
- Sacramento State University Guest Lecturer on Mediation (4/21/14)
PUBLICATIONS
- Book: Preparing for a Family Law Case (2015)
PERSONAL INTERESTS
Family, music, business, investing, health and fitness, martial arts, reading.
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