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Whether you are facing a divorce, a custody battle, or need to modify an existing order, the first step is speaking with an experienced attorney.
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2801 E Camelback Rd Ste 200
Phoenix, AZ 85016
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The preparation. The argument. The moment when everything you've built either holds or falls apart. After earning my J.D. from Arizona Summit Law School, I clerked for a prominent criminal defense and wrongful death attorney. I learned how to build cases that hold up under pressure and how to perform when everything is on the line.
When I committed to practice full time, I brought that same intensity to family law. I understood what it feels like when everything you've built is coming apart. And I learned that how something ends matters as much as how it began.
I have devoted 100% of my practice to family law since 2020. Not because it's easy. Because it's where I belong.
I have helped hundreds of clients and consulted with thousands. My job is to move you from crisis to clarity — with a plan, a strategy, and someone in your corner who knows the details of your case better than anyone.
Relationships are hard. Sometimes the healthiest thing for you, for your children, for everyone, is to separate. But how you end matters as much as why.
Divorce ranks alongside death for its toll on mental health. There is no victory lap here.
A good outcome looks like this: someone walks through my door in crisis, and six months later, their life is meaningfully better. They call to tell me their kids are adjusting. They're sleeping again. They can see a future.
I have seen what happens when attorneys grow their practices too fast. More clients. More revenue. And attention drifting toward management instead of cases. I watched the details slip. That's not the practice I wanted to build.
I am not handing your file to an associate who won't remember it when it counts. You hired me. You get me.
I touch every piece of evidence in your case. Every email. Every bank statement. I know the details better than anyone in the room.
My approach is simple: Build a record that holds up on appeal. Prepare thoroughly to create leverage.
*Results vary. Each case is unique. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.