Meet Myra

With nearly three decades in family law, Myra Chack Fleischer strives to avoid court where possible, driving the settlement of assets through mediation, while maintaining a formidable reputation as a fierce litigator when needed. She is on the short list of attorneys qualified to serve as a “Special Master”, which allows her to act as a referee to give opinions to the court on financial issues such as competing business valuations, income analyses, division of personal property, etc. Myra is also able to assist fellow attorneys as a consultant on their complex financial cases. All of this is rooted in Myra’s strong financial background and the desire to assist the court in resolutions that minimize conflict for families.

Experience & Education

Myra has been practicing law in San Diego since 1997. She also has experience in civil litigation. Fleischer is one of only 200 Certified Family Law Specialists (CLS-F) in San Diego County, a designation which denotes specialized expertise in this area of family law. Prior to becoming an attorney, Myra worked for 10 years in public accounting and then as the controller of an international mid-sized software company.

Fleischer received her JD (Juris Doctorate) from the Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, California. During her time as a student, she was the recipient of the American Jurisprudence Bancroft Whitney Award in Federal Income Taxation. Prior to law school, Myra attended Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She majored in marketing and earned a B.B.A. She also completed post graduate work in accounting from Temple University.

Recognition

For more than 20 years, Myra has continually received recognition for her efforts within the family law arena, as well as in her local community and various other initiatives. A list of Honors and Awards appear to the right, and a complete list is shown on Myra’s complete CV.

In The Community

Myra is also a significant contributor to the San Diego community. She has been actively involved in the school systems as well as other legal volunteer roles since 1997. Being an active member in community organizations is important to Myra. She typically volunteers for board positions, co-chairing of international events, and serves in key leadership roles such as Treasurer, Vice President, and President.

Fleischer has many associations and organizations she has been associated with for more than a decade. Others she ebbs-n-flows with based on needs, her family priorities, and what she is up to with Fleischer & Ravreby. In 2003 and 2006, Myra was awarded the Wiley W. Manual Pro Bono Services Award for her volunteer efforts though the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program. In 2005, she was awarded the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program Distinguished Service Award. She lives with her husband, Charlie, and their dogs enjoying their three adult children and extended family.