Adam Lubliner

Adam Lubliner is an Associate Attorney at Reel Fathers Rights, known for his compelling advocacy and dedication to achieving favorable outcomes for his clients. A successful and consistent attorney, he delivers results through meticulous preparation and strategic insight. His diverse background and commitment to justice make him a trusted advocate for his clients.

Experience

Adam brings a wealth of experience from both civil litigation and specialized legal practice. He began his career as a law clerk at Rockwood & Noziska LLP in the Greater San Diego Area, where he worked under seasoned trial litigators on complex civil litigation cases, focusing on construction defect cases involving single-family homes, residential communities, and commercial developments. After transitioning to a full-time Associate Attorney role at the same firm (2018–2021), he honed his skills in legal research, drafting, and trial preparation.

Adam later expanded his expertise at the Law Offices of Preston Easley APC (2022), where he prosecuted claims on behalf of injured longshoremen and other claimants, demonstrating his ability to handle high-stakes litigation. At Cosgrove, Humphrey & Weisman (2022–2023), he drafted pleadings, assisted with wills and trusts, and represented clients in court hearings. Most recently, at Bochnewich Law Offices (2023–2025), Adam focused on wills, trusts, and probate estate litigation, further developing his proficiency in estate planning and probate law. Since joining Reel Fathers Rights in September 2025, he has applied his diverse legal background to advocate for clients in family law matters.

Role at Reel Fathers Rights

At Reel Fathers Rights, APC, Adam leverages his extensive litigation experience and legal acumen to represent clients in family law cases. His ability to navigate both high-conflict disputes and amicable resolutions ensures tailored representation for each client’s unique needs. Adam is dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of his clients, particularly in cases involving complex financial disputes or sensitive child custody issues.