About Helen
Helen Cayton received her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Los Angeles (summa cum laude), and her Juris Doctor from Chapman University, Fowler School of Law. While at Chapman, Helen was on the executive board of the Federalist Society, on the Nexus Law Journal, and was a staff writer for the campus newspaper, The Courier. Helen is currently on the Chapman Law Alumni Advisory Board.Before joining Minyard Morris, Helen practiced civil litigation primarily in the mortgage banking area, representing major banks, loan servicers and trustees in various foreclosure-related litigation. Helen has litigated matters involving State and Federal mortgage regulations including non-judicial foreclosure, real property, tort law, contract law, evictions, title disputes, TILA and RESPA litigation.Helen limits her practice to Orange County Family Law matters.
Helen Cayton received her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Los Angeles (summa cum laude), and her Juris Doctor from Chapman University, Fowler School of Law. While at Chapman, Helen was on the executive board of the Federalist Society, on the Nexus Law Journal, and was a staff writer for the campus newspaper, The Courier. Helen is currently on the Chapman Law Alumni Advisory Board.Before joining Minyard Morris, Helen practiced civil litigation primarily in the mortgage banking area, representing major banks, loan servicers and trustees in various foreclosure-related litigation. Helen has litigated matters involving State and Federal mortgage regulations including non-judicial foreclosure, real property, tort law, contract law, evictions, title disputes, TILA and RESPA litigation.Helen limits her practice to Orange County Family Law matters.
Helen Cayton received her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Los Angeles (summa cum laude), and her Juris Doctor from Chapman University, Fowler School of Law. While at Chapman, Helen was on the executive board of the Federalist Society, on the Nexus Law Journal, and was a staff writer for the campus newspaper, The Courier. Helen is currently on the Chapman Law Alumni Advisory Board.Before joining Minyard Morris, Helen practiced civil litigation primarily in the mortgage banking area, representing major banks, loan servicers and trustees in various foreclosure-related litigation. Helen has litigated matters involving State and Federal mortgage regulations including non-judicial foreclosure, real property, tort law, contract law, evictions, title disputes, TILA and RESPA litigation.Helen limits her practice to Orange County Family Law matters.
