Debora Levine

Debora Levine, a native of Arizona, has established herself as a knowledgeable family law attorney in Apache County. Her journey began with an education at Arizona State University, followed by a role as a GED instructor for teen moms at Rio Salado. She later worked with Child and Family Resources as a life skills educator, further enhancing her ability to connect with clients.

Debora pursued a post-baccalaureate degree in education, teaching second grade and seventh-grade language arts for six years. During this time, she decided to attend law school part-time, earning her degree from Phoenix School of Law in 2011. Her legal career began under the mentorship of an experienced family law attorney, where she practiced for six years.

Debora later managed her own law firm and worked with a firm in Scottsdale. To further her expertise, she obtained a master’s degree in forensic psychology from Walden University. Her personal experiences, including a 22-year marriage and subsequent divorce, enrich her empathetic approach to legal counsel.

In her practice, Debora has handled a variety of family law cases, notably contributing to the creation of a new Arizona statute regarding the disposition of embryos. Outside of work, she enjoys tabletop games, travel, and spending quality time with family and friends.