About Jonathan D.
Jonathan D. Levin earned his law degree from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, in 1996 after completing a bachelor’s degree in psychology at Hofstra University in 1990. His academic background blends an interest in human behavior with formal legal training. Those two strands inform his approach to cases that often involve both personal and financial complexity.
Levin began building a public profile early in his career. He has appeared as an interviewee on News 12 Long Island, where he discussed legal issues for a general audience. He has also taken part in panels and continuing education programs for lawyers. Records show participation in a Smart Law Lawyer Referral Panel dating to 2008, covering family law, divorce, child custody, prenuptial agreements and entertainment law. He later joined a 2017 panel on using personal tax returns to uncover financial information in divorce. In 2018 he was listed as a member of the American Bar Association’s Family Law Litigation Roundtable. Going back to 2006, he was a guest speaker at UCLA on entertainment law topics.
Those presentations point to a practice centered on family law and related areas. Levin’s speaking and panel work often focused on financial discovery in divorce and on disputes that intersect with the entertainment industry. His earlier study of psychology appears relevant when cases involve child custody or sensitive personal dynamics. The mix of family law and entertainment matters requires attention to both courtroom procedure and the financial details that arise during litigation.
Levin maintains professional ties in Los Angeles. He lists membership in the Los Angeles County Bar Association and in law honor societies such as Phi Delta Phi and the St. Thomas More Law Honor Society. These affiliations connect him to local legal networks and to forums for continuing education and professional exchange.
Public records and listings indicate practice in California. Over the years Levin has participated in panels aimed at litigators and at lawyers who handle financial discovery, which suggests steady involvement in contested family law matters. His public engagements have ranged from television interviews to law school lectures, signaling an interest in explaining legal issues to both peers and the public.
Today he continues to practice in California. His work centers on family law matters, including divorce, child custody, prenuptial agreements, and the financial and entertainment-related questions that can accompany those disputes.
