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Modern Law is Arizona's largest family law firm, with offices in the Phoenix metro area, Tucson, and Yuma. We are seeking a Family Law Attorney who pursues thoughtful, client-centered advocacy and thrives in a collaborative team environment that shares strategy and results.
Join a firm that values flexible hybrid scheduling, robust support staff, and opportunities to grow as it continues expanding. You will help clients navigate divorce, custody disputes, and related matters with clear guidance
Modern Law is Arizona's largest family law firm, with 27 practitioners across offices in the Phoenix metro area, Tucson, and Yuma. We help people through divorce, custody disputes, and some of the hardest moments of their lives. We are looking for a family law attorney who wants to do that work well, and who wants to do it with a team.
Our attorneys don't work in silos. We aren't divided by practice group or office. Our lawyers talk strategy, compare results, and help each other every day. When you take on a hard case here, you have more than 20 other attorneys to think it through with. That collaboration is how we get better results for clients, and it's how our attorneys grow faster than they would on their own.
We also care about the client experience beyond the courtroom. Family law clients are often scared, overwhelmed, and dealing with the worst version of their former partner. We want attorneys who treat clients with patience and respect, explain things in plain language, and help people make good decisions under pressure.
A large team of family law attorneys who collaborate every day
Flexible hybrid schedule to make time for the things in your life that matter - we prioritize this so much one of our core values is Mobility and Accessibility!
Support staff and systems so you can focus on practicing law
Room to grow in a firm that is still expanding
Meaningful work helping people get through one of the toughest times in their lives