Danielle practices law in the areas of Juvenile Dependency, Family Law, and Adoptions in Pima, Pinal, and Gila County. She has worked in a private field since 2018. Before private practice, Danielle worked at the Arizona Attorney General's Office as an Assistant Attorney General and gained experience in juvenile dependency law. Danielle takes the firm's family law matters but keeps a minimal number of family court cases as she gets invested in a positive outcome in every case. Danielle will provide clients with the strengths and weaknesses of each case and advise the best way to proceed. Danielle has several years of trial experience in both juvenile and family court.  Danielle graduated from an incredibly small high school in San Manuel, Arizona and also attended Central Arizona College. Danielle completed her undergraduate degree at Arizona State University and then went on to Arizona Summit Law School where she worked full time during the day in the courtroom across the street and went to school at night. When Danielle is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family, spending time at her family's ranch, and traveling. Danielle is also a current MBA student at Arizona State University.