Debora Levine

Debora Levine, an Arizona native, has dedicated her career to family law, drawing on a diverse background in education and social services. She began her journey at ASU, where she completed her undergraduate studies. Following graduation, she served as a GED instructor for teen mothers at Rio Salado and later worked as a life skills educator at Child and Family Resources.

Seeking to expand her impact, Debora pursued a post-baccalaureate in education, becoming a public-school teacher in both 2nd and 7th-grade classrooms. Her teaching career spanned six years, during which she decided to attend law school. She earned her degree from the Phoenix School of Law, attending part-time evening classes.

Debora's legal career began under the mentorship of a seasoned family law attorney with 40 years of experience. After six years in practice, she established her own law office before joining a Scottsdale firm. Her commitment to her profession led her to further her education with a master’s degree in forensic psychology from Walden University.

Debora's personal experiences, including a 22-year marriage and subsequent divorce, enhance her ability to connect with clients. Her practice covers a wide range of family law cases, including a landmark case involving embryo disposition that resulted in new legislation in Arizona.

Outside of her professional life, Debora enjoys tabletop and role-playing games, traveling, and spending quality time with family and friends.