Orange County Bar Association members are encouraged to join affiliate organizations in addition to their participation in OCBA.

CELTIC BAR ASSOCIATION The goals of the Celtic Bar are to promote camaraderie amongst its membership, civility and professionalism within the Orange County legal community, and a greater awareness of the Celtic culture and history, particularly its contribution to the law.	FEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The FBA is the preeminent national organization for private and government lawyers and judges involved in federal practice.
HISPANIC BAR ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The Hispanic Bar Association of Orange County (“HBA”) advocates for a legal community that reflects the true diversity of Orange County and ensures access to justice for all.	J. REUBEN CLARK LAW SOCIETY The J. Reuben Clark Law Society appeals to lawyers whose personal religious conviction guides their lives and manner of practicing law.
LEX ROMANA Lex Romana (Italian American Lawyers of Orange County) takes pride in being the premier OCBA affiliate that places equal emphasis on the importance of legal, cultural, epicurean and fermented contributions Italians have made to our society.	ORANGE COUNTY ASIAN AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Formed in 1993, the Orange County Asian American Bar Association (“OCAABA”) is a multi-cultural bar organization dedicated to providing professional, social, and educational services and opportunities to its members and the community at large.
ORANGE COUNTY CRIMINAL DEFENSE BAR ASSOCIATION Founded in 2009 as the voice of the private criminal defense bar in Orange County, OCCDBA seeks to represent its members at all levels of the decision-making processes of the Orange County criminal justice system.	ORANGE COUNTY JEWISH BAR ASSOCIATION In August 2009, President and Founder Jordon P. Steinberg of Minyard Morris LLP envisioned an Orange County Jewish Bar Association (“OCJBA”) and by February 2010, the vision became a reality.
ORANGE COUNTY LAVENDER BAR ASSOCIATION The Orange County Lavender Bar Association is Orange County's official LGBT bar association. OCLBA seeks to provide leadership, visibility, and networking opportunities for the LGBT and allied community in the legal profession through education, advocacy, and participation in civic and social activities.	ORANGE COUNTY TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION The Orange County Trial Lawyers Association was formed in 1963 when plaintiffs’ attorneys got together to share information and to exchange various tips and strategies with one another.
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN LAWYERS ASSOCIATION Orange County Women Lawyers Association (OCWLA) started in 1975, with five members, as the Women and Individual Rights section of the Orange County Bar Association.