A firm believer that true collaboration leads to the best legal outcomes, Rebekah approaches the attorney-client relationship as a partnership. Known for her clear communication, thorough preparation, and unwavering advocacy, she is both a skilled negotiator and a confident litigator who is not afraid to take a case to trial to protect her clients’ interests.

Rebekah earned her Juris Doctor from the University of North Dakota and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Justice Studies with a Minor in Psychology from Grand Canyon University. During law school, she completed multiple internships, including time with the Public Defender’s Office and as a Law Clerk for a District Court Judge. She also completed formal training in Alternative Dispute Resolution, deepening her understanding of conflict dynamics and effective resolution strategies.

Rebekah began her legal career as an Assistant Attorney General with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, where she represented the Department of Economic Security in child support matters. In this role, she handled hundreds of court proceedings, gaining extensive courtroom experience early in her career. Since becoming licensed in 2020, Rebekah has focused exclusively on family law, guiding individuals and families through complex legal issues with clarity and compassion. She brings a calm, steady presence to each case, along with a commitment to outcomes that promote long-term family stability. Whether through mediation or litigation, she maintains a full toolkit of strategies and an unwavering commitment to ethical, zealous advocacy.

Outside the office, Rebekah enjoys spending time with her husband and their four children. As a family, they enjoy traveling, cheering on the Phoenix Suns, and supporting their kids’ extracurricular passions, including horseback riding and soccer.