Debora Levine

Debora Levine, a native of Arizona, has established herself as a prominent family law attorney in Chandler. Her journey began with an active role in the Girl Scouts and a passion for languages, achieving third place in a state French examination during high school. She pursued her undergraduate studies at Arizona State University and initially worked as a GED instructor for teen mothers at Rio Salado.

Following her tenure at Rio Salado, Debora served as a life skills educator at Child and Family Resources, a social services agency. Her commitment to education led her to obtain a post-baccalaureate degree, allowing her to become a public-school teacher. She taught second grade and spent six years teaching seventh-grade language arts.

Debora's interest in law prompted her to attend Phoenix School of Law part-time, earning her degree in 2011. She spent six years practicing family law under the mentorship of a seasoned attorney with four decades of experience. Subsequently, she managed her own law office and later joined a law firm in Scottsdale.

To further enhance her legal expertise, Debora pursued a master's degree in forensic psychology from Walden University. Her personal experiences, including a 22-year marriage and subsequent divorce, provide her with a deep understanding and empathy for her clients' situations.

In her leisure time, Debora enjoys tabletop and role-playing games, traveling, and spending quality time with friends and family. Her extensive experience in family law includes handling a groundbreaking case involving embryo disposition, which led to the creation of a new Arizona statute.