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Ariel Moshe Cohn is a distinguished attorney based in Phoenix, Arizona, specializing in family law, with a focus on divorce and child custody matters. Known for his relentless advocacy and empathetic approach, Ari is dedicated to protecting the rights of his clients during some of life’s most challenging moments. He understands that family law issues are often fraught with emotional turmoil, and he is committed to providing clear guidance and unwavering support throughout the legal process. Ari’s extensive experience includes navigating high-stakes cases involving domestic violence allegations, parental alienation, and intricate asset division. His meticulous and strategic case management ensures that every detail is addressed, allowing clients to make informed decisions with confidence. Ari’s composure in high-pressure situations has been instrumental in achieving favorable outcomes, including successfully overturning judge's rulings on appeal. At Colburn Hintze Maletta PLLC, Ari prioritizes the well-being of his clients and their families, advocating for fair parenting plans and equitable property settlements. He is particularly attuned to the emotional and physical needs of children, striving to protect their best interests in every case. Ari's background as an award-winning journalist enhances his analytical and research skills, which he honed while earning his bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin and excelling in law school as a Law Review editor. His commitment to justice and attention to detail have made him a respected figure in the field of family law. Whether negotiating amicable resolutions or vigorously litigating contested matters, Ariel Cohn is the dedicated legal advocate clients in Phoenix can trust to navigate their family law needs with expertise and compassion.
Child support attorneys help parents establish, modify, and enforce child support obligations. They ensure children receive proper financial support. Common matters include support establishment, modifications, enforcement, arrears.