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Elizabeth Feldman
Scottsdale, AZ

Elizabeth Feldman

Burt Feldman & Grenier

Family Law
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Elizabeth Feldman earned her J.D. from Arizona State University in 1989, graduating cum laude and serving as Executive Editor of the ASU Law Journal. She began her legal career with a federal clerkship for Judge Robert Broomfield, followed…

37 years' experience
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Elizabeth Feldman earned her J.D. from Arizona State University in 1989, graduating cum laude and serving as Executive Editor of the ASU Law Journal. She began her legal career with a federal clerkship for Judge Robert Broomfield, followed by work as an associate at Brown and Bain and more than seven years as a Deputy Public Defender in Maricopa County. In May 2001 she established her own family law practice, focusing on dissolutions, custody, child support, and post-dissolution modifications, and became a partner at Bregman Burt Feldman in 2008. She has completed a 40-hour mediation training course and serves as a judge pro tem and on state bar committees.

Practice Areas

Family Law

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Bar Admissions

  • Arizona

Education

  • J.D., Arizona State University, 1989 (cum laude); Executive Editor, ASU Law Journal

Service Offers

  • Accepting New Clients

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