ERIK W. NEWTON

Partner
erik@ heathnewton.com

Erik Newton works in the areas of premarital agreement, child custody, and complex asset division.  In addition to his legal work, Erik serves on various advisory boards, including the board of California Common Sense, and the board of The Journal of Law Economics, and Policy, an academic journal he founded during law school.

Having recently served on Attorney General Kamala Harris’ transition team in the Education and Truancy group, Erik helped craft State education policy. He frequently volunteers his time both as a mentor and as an advisory board member with the Spark Program, a youth mentorship program based in the Bay Area.

Erik holds a B.S. in finance from George Mason University and a J.D. from George Mason University School of Law. Prior to practicing law, Erik ran several successful businesses as an events producer.  He regularly lectures to diverse groups on the topics of marriage planning and asset protection.

TERRANCE C. HEATH

Partner
terrance@ heathnewton.com

A graduate of UC Berkeley and Boston College Law School, Terrance Heath established his private practice in 2002. He has worked to build businesses, grow non-profit organizations worldwide, and support families with a commitment to personal fulfillment, community responsibility, and human rights.

Throughout his career, Terrance has made a point of providing legal services to all people. He served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Romania and received the Outstanding Volunteer in Public Service Award by the Bar Association of San Francisco. He has been a proud member of the Rotary Club of San Francisco since 2009.

ROBERT S. KAMIN

Associate Attorney
robert@ heathnewton.com

Robert grew up in Palo Alto, California. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts in history with honors from UC Berkeley, he accepted a graduate fellowship at the American University in Cairo, Egypt. Here, he furthered his interest in the Middle East, human rights, and gender studies. While in Cairo, Robert received his Master of Arts degree in Middle East Studies and served as a staff writer and editor of the program’s academic publication.

After his international experience, Robert attended the Boston College Law School and identified family law as his professional focus. He actively participated in the Lambda Law Students Association for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students and the Civil Litigation Clinic.

Before returning to the Bay Area, he interned with the District Attorney’s Office and Federal Public Defender’s Office in Boston as well as the District Attorney’s Office in New York City. Before to joining Heath-Newton, LLP, Robert practiced family law at Cornerstone Law Group and Heath Law Group. He counsels clients in all aspects of marital dissolution, child custody/visitation, and adoptions.

ALISON K. GRCEVICH

Associate Attorney
alison@ heathnewton.com

A native to the Bay Area, Alison Grcevich holds a J.D. from Golden Gate University School of Law and a B.A. in Communication from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Alison identified family law as her professional focus while in law school, and has been dedicated to the practice of family law throughout her career. Prior to joining Heath-Newton LLP, Alison practiced family law in Contra Costa County, and has served clients in Alameda, San Mateo and San Francisco counties. Currently, Alison counsels clients in all aspects of premarital agreements, marital dissolutions and child custody matters.

SARAH J. HASELUP

Associate Attorney
sarah@ heathnewton.com

Prior to joining Heath-Newton, Sarah worked with various community family law organizations in both Marin and San Mateo Counties providing legal services to the underprivileged. Sarah has deep experience in the areas of complex dissolution, paternity suits, child custody/visitation, support, and domestic violence cases. A member of the California and Florida Bar Associations, Sarah graduated from Santa Clara University School of Law. Sarah graduated cum laude from Peace College in Raleigh, North Carolina and hold a B.A. in liberal arts with a major in Spanish language and Human Resource Management. Sarah remains involved with the community by providing ongoing pro bono representation for asylum seekers in her spare time.