Angelica Burk is an Arizona native. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology of Addiction and Recovery. After graduating, she applied that knowledge as a recovery coach and case manager for patients with mental health issues. Prior to graduating law school, Angelica’s passion for helping others, especially children and teenagers, led her to become a special education teacher for students with emotional disabilities.

Angelica developed an interest in the law during childhood, even seeking to act as a “judge” for her peers to resolve their interpersonal disputes in elementary school. Angelica received a scholarship to attend Mitchell Hamline School of Law where she was on the Dean’s List. During law school, she volunteered at the Minnesota Justice Foundation where she helped self-represented people file for divorce and taught high school students about law. Angelica also served as a legal assistant and legal intern at the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office. Angelica’s background in psychology and desire to help others has led her to a career in the practice of family law. It is her greatest privilege to help clients navigate through the most stressful and emotionally draining times of their lives.

Outside of work, Angelica loves to hike, attend music festivals, and spend time with her friends, family, and her cats.