A Foothold in the Financial District: Hopper Hopper - Strebe Opens San Francisco Office
Oct 27, 2026
Sacramento, California Oct 26, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Hopper Hopper & Strebe LLP, a Northern California family law firm with offices in Sacramento, Roseville, and El Dorado Hills, has opened a fourth location at 100 Pine Street, Suite 1250, in San Francisco, giving the firm a local address for divorce and domestic violence matters in the city. The office operates by appointment only and gives the firm a physical presence in a market it has served through partner Michael Strebe's Bay Area practice and through dedicated San Francisco content on the firm's website for several years.
The San Francisco office follows the firm's recent recognition from FindLaw's Sacramento directory and partner Michael Strebe's inclusion in Doyle's Guide's 2026 rankings for family and divorce law, and it reflects a broader push into markets the firm already serves on paper. San Francisco's population stood at 827,526 as of the U.S. Census Bureau's most recent estimate, and family law cases move through the Unified Family Court at the Civic Center Courthouse, a few blocks from the firm's new Financial District address.
The San Francisco office changes a few things for clients in the city and the surrounding counties:
- Appointment-based meetings, not a walk-in office. Clients schedule a specific time at 100 Pine Street rather than dropping in, which keeps the office lean while the firm builds its San Francisco caseload.
- A Bay Area attorney with local relationships. Michael Strebe has represented clients across San Mateo, Santa Clara, Contra Costa, Alameda, San Francisco, and Marin Counties, and now has a San Francisco address to meet clients directly.
- A fourth office for a firm that keeps adding them. San Francisco joins Sacramento, Roseville, and El Dorado Hills as the firm's fourth location in Northern California.
- The same practice areas, closer to home. From high-asset divorce and contested divorce to child custody, parental relocation, and domestic violence restraining order matters, the services the firm already offers San Francisco clients are now backed by a local address.
The San Francisco office is located at 100 Pine Street, Suite 1250, San Francisco, CA 94111, and appointments can be requested by phone or through the firm's website. The firm's Sacramento office remains at 555 Capitol Mall, Suite 480, Sacramento, CA 95814, and its Roseville office remains at 916 Highland Pointe Drive, Suite 250, Roseville, CA 95678.
About Hopper Hopper & Strebe LLP
Hopper Hopper & Strebe is a family law firm serving Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, Yolo, and San Francisco Counties from offices in Sacramento, Roseville, El Dorado Hills, and now San Francisco. Jason Hopper and Jessica Hopper each bring 17 years of family law practice, and Michael Strebe contributes 15 years of trial experience, with 2026 recognition from FindLaw and Doyle's Guide adding to the firm's standing in Northern California. The team handles contested divorce, custody disputes, domestic violence matters, and divorces involving business owners, and offers a free consultation to new clients.
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