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Board-Certified Family Law Specialist

William D. Bishop is a Board Certified Family Law Specialist. He is one of approximately 65 attorneys (as of 2024) throughout the State of Arizona who have attained the distinction of being an Arizona State Bar Certified Family Law Specialist. He is also one of the select group of Fellows of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (i.e. approximately 35 state wide). This is a small segment of family law attorneys, considering there are thousands of attorneys in Arizona who practice family law to some degree.

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Recognized for Excellence

Our Phoenix Attorneys Have Been Awarded the Highest Legal Honors

Client Testimonials

See What Our Clients Are Saying About Us
    Most Professional
    “I could not have felt more comfortable than I did with Mr. Bishop as my Attorney.”
    - Anthony L.
    Steps Ahead
    “I recommend Bill Bishop to anyone in need of legal help in a family matter and I will continue to do so.”
    - Matthew T.
    Pleasant and Friendly
    “Again just a quick note but I wanted to send a quick thank you to show my gratitude.”
    - M.S.
    A Delight to Work With
    “I wanted to write to you and thank you and your staff for an outstanding job you did on my divorce case.”
    - Michael S.
    Knowledgeable, Caring People
    “I wanted you to know I truly appreciate everyone I have dealt with at the firm.”
    - J. Quan
    Highly Recommend
    “Jackie was able to resolve and finalize everything in less than a week, despite resistance from the other party.”
    - Terron J.
    Good Experience
    “Since the day I met you I knew you were looking out for the best interest of my son.”
    - Olga A.
    Professional, Compassionate
    “I would highly recommend her services.”
    - Meagan M.
    Extremely Helpful
    “I would definitely recommend Dan to anyone seeking an attorney to represent them in a divorce.”
    - Tom O.

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  • Pay As You Go
    No retainer or deposit is required. The firm will assist you from time to time, upon your request. This is what is often called a "do it yourself divorce" with the firm helping you on the side.
  • Consultation-Based
    You will represent yourself. Consultation Based- Allows for more assistance than “pay as you go,” and typically requires a minimal deposit.
  • Limited Scope Representation
    You will represent yourself as much as possible, and only pay for formal representation regarding select aspects of your case.
  • Full Representation
    Formal representation applicable to all aspects of your case, including all hearings and during trial (if necessary).