Chloe Nichol is an experienced California family law attorney with Moradi Neufer, serving clients in Los Angeles and throughout California. With 11 years of experience practicing in California and Washington, Chloe focuses on high-asset divorce, complex financial discovery, property characterization and valuation, and contested parenting matters. Her work is particularly relevant when a divorce involves closely held businesses, stock, retirement assets, real property, deferred compensation, fluctuating income, or interstate and international custody issues. Chloe has been recognized by Super Lawyers as a 2025-2026 Super Lawyer and a 2020-2023 Rising Star.
Chloe approaches each case according to the client’s circumstances, priorities, and goals. She negotiates when settlement serves the client’s interests and prepares each matter for court when litigation is necessary. Her courtroom experience and trial preparation support clients in contested divorce, property, support, custody, and jurisdictional disputes. Moradi Neufer helps clients evaluate settlement, mediation, collaborative divorce, and litigation based on the facts, level of conflict, and goals of the case.
Complex marital estates are a central part of Chloe’s Los Angeles family law practice. She identifies and values substantial or difficult-to-value holdings, including closely held businesses, stock, retirement assets, real property, and deferred compensation. Her work with closely held businesses can extend across the dissolution process, including business management while the case is pending, valuation, and division.
Chloe also analyzes disputes over whether property is community or separate under California law. In support matters, she examines fluctuating or otherwise complex income when spousal support or child support calculations depend on compensation that may change over time. These issues can involve financial discovery, tracing, valuation evidence, and careful review of the parties’ records.
Chloe represents clients in complex parenting disputes arising during a dissolution of marriage, in a parentage action, or after a decree has been entered. Her practice includes interstate and international jurisdictional disputes, where the appropriate forum and procedural steps can affect how a custody or parentage case proceeds. Custody recommendations remain dependent on the facts and the best interests of the child.
When negotiation does not resolve the matter, Chloe uses her courtroom experience and trial preparation to protect the client’s interests before the court. Her practice is suited to cases requiring detailed discovery, property characterization, asset valuation, support analysis, and informed decisions about whether to settle or litigate. Moradi Neufer remains prepared to help clients pursue the resolution path that fits the facts and goals of the case.
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