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Email
Phone
(855) 740-7570
Address
1850 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ, 85004, US
Professional
About
When representing my family law clients, my goal is to achieve the best possible results so that they can move on to the next phase of their lives with a plan and the support they need. Whenever possible, I prefer to resolve issues without litigation, because it is less expensive and less disruptive. Sometimes, however, litigation is necessary to achieve a client’s goals and objectives. In those cases, I have the skills, the experience, the team, and the resources at my disposal to accomplish my clients’ goals. My experience spans a broad range of family law issues, including unique custody, real estate, business valuation, and complex financial issues. We have cultivated a network of professionals, including tax, financial, real estate, business valuation, and mental health professionals who work together with me to assist my clients in every area of their lives as they move through this significant life transition. I also take great pride in using my interpersonal skills to help make the family court process less stressful for my clients. I coach and support my clients through the ups, the downs, and the uncertainties of the process, of which there will be many. I do not paint a rosy picture for my clients when it is not based in fact. I do not withhold information from my clients that I know will upset them. I tell my clients like it is and provide well-thought-out options regarding how to respond, react, and get ahead of whatever is thrown our way. I began my legal practice in New York City where I practiced complex commercial and real estate litigation. I eventually realized that my personal skills could be better utilized in a more individual client-focused practice, which is when I discovered family law and Jaburg Wilk. Now, I have the privilege of making a life-changing difference for my clients every time I pick up the phone, step into the office, or walk into a courtroom. I love what I do.
Credentials
Education
2013 New York Law School JD - Juris Doctor 2010 Arizona State University BS - Bachelor of Science
Languages
English | Russian
Recognition & Involvement
Awards
N/A Rising Star, 2023, Southwest Super Lawyers
Publications
2023 In “more complex” divorce cases, it is important to understand how each investment property and the income it generates will be managed and ultimately distributed in a divorce in Arizona. How Are Rental Real Estate Investments Handled In A Divorce? 2020 If the other parent becomes ill with the COVID-19 virus, can I insist that his or her parenting time be suspended? What if One Parent or Their Child Becomes Ill with COVID-19? 2020 Typically, the only fixed and required costs of divorce are the court filing fees. How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Arizona? 2019 Arizona law has made it even more important to understand legally what may happen to those embryos if that couple gets divorced. What Do In Vitro Embryos, Divorce and Arizona Have in Common? 2019 When parents share joint legal decision-making authority, one of the challenges they face is that neither parent’s authority is superior to the other parent’s authority. Who Decides Legal Decision-Making in Arizona Family Law Cases?
Associations
State Bar of Arizona Member
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Updated: Aug 24, 2026