John attended the University of Utah, graduating in 2001. John then attended his dream school, Notre Dame Law School, where he graduated, with honors, in 2004. John is licensed to fight in court for real people in the State of Arizona, the United States Federal District Court of Arizona, and the 9th Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. Having practiced in both the defense and plaintiff’s practice areas gives John a complete perspective of the litigation process, and valuable insight into how to efficiently and effectively advance his clients. John relentlessly pursues justice for his clients through loyal advocacy, honest communication, and the committed pursuit of the truth. John works hard and creatively, drawing on his mind and his heart for his clients to ensure that they are treated fairly in every single step of the litigation process.

Dennis I. Wilenchik is a member of the Phoenix law firm of Wilenchik & Bartness, P.C. Prior to founding the firm in 1991, he was a senior litigation partner at the law firms of Storey & Ross and Squire, Sanders & Dempsey in Phoenix, Arizona, and he was previously a deputy attorney of Maricopa County. His practice focuses on civil litigation with an emphasis on real estate and business, and he is a member of the Maricopa County and the American bar associations. Mr. Wilenchik has been a nationally certified civil trial advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy for over 15 years. Mr. Wilenchik is an Arizona Bar Foundation Fellow and was elected a Fellow to the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys. Mr. Wilenchik has served as a civil judge pro tem of the Superior Court, President of Maricopa County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division, board member of the Arizona Bar Journal, chairman of the Civil Trial Practice Committee, member of the Superior Court Civil Study Committee of the State Bar, and a member of the County Bar Judicial Evaluation Poll Committee. He has served on the County Bar Continuing Legal Education Committee, the County Bar Professionalism Committee, and the County Bar Bench/Bar Committee. Mr. Wilenchik has been a member of both the Trial Practice and Evidence Committees of the American Bar Association. He has spoken at numerous seminars on trial practice, evidence and construction defects for various professional organizations and groups, and he has contributed to national publications on trial evidence and on mold. He is a diplomate of the Hasting’s College of Law Trial Advocacy Program and the National College of Advocacy Trial Advocacy Program. Dennis serves as a commercial arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association, and was appointed by Governor Babbitt to the Arizona Board of Physical Therapist Examiners, on which he served for five years, ending his term as Treasurer. He was later appointed by the Governor to the Board of Naturopathic Physicians’ Medical Examiners. He was elected as Chairman to the Town of Cave Creek Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Wilenchik has also served as a member of the Arizona Bar Associations Young Lawyers’ Practice Manual Committee, which established a civil practice manual for the State Bar of Arizona. He also serves on the advisory board of the Arizona Department of Real Estate. Mr. Wilenchik earned his B.A. degree, magna cum laude, from Brooklyn College of the City University of New York and his J.D. degree from South Texas College of Law. He is licensed to practice before all state and federal courts in Arizona and in Texas, the State of New York, the United States Supreme Court, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

The strongest asset I bring to my law practice is my personality. I am diligent and tenacious, and I think "outside the box", which means I will explore all reasonable avenues and alternatives to help my clients get the best results for them and their family. There is no "cookie-cutter" solution to family law so why should a family law attorney approach every single case the same way? I am frank and forthright with my clients, giving them an honest, realistic opinion on what they are facing, not a sugar-coated sales pitch. I firmly believe in educating my clients as to the issues they are facing, good and bad, so that the client can make the best decision for them. After all, they are the ones that will have to live with the outcome, and that outcome will impact the things important to them, i.e. their children, families and financial resources. I have the skills to craft an appropriate settlement agreement where settlement is appropriate, and am an aggressive litigator who will pursue all reasonable angles when a case has to go to trial.

Angela M. Wilson-Goodman works with a range of private clients, including parents, families, and individuals who need help protecting what is most important to them: first their children, next their assets they have worked hard to acquire, and always and essentially, their overall legal rights. As a working mom herself, Angela Wilson-Goodman shows through her work and dedication to her clients, how critical it is to protect all facets of the family. When asked to discuss how she represents her clients, Angela Wilson-Goodman’s response is “The strongest asset I bring to my law practice is my personality. I am diligent and tenacious, and I think “outside the box”, which means I will explore all reasonable avenues and alternatives to help my clients get the best results for them and their family. There is no “cookie-cutter” solution to family law so why should a family law attorney approach every single case the same way? I am frank and forthright with my clients, giving them an honest, realistic opinion on what they are facing, not a sugar-coated sales pitch. I firmly believe in educating my clients as to the issues they are facing, good and bad, so that the client can make the best decision for them. I have the skills to craft an appropriate settlement agreement where settlement is appropriate, and I am an aggressive litigator who will pursue all reasonable angles when a case has to go to trial.” Angela Wilson-Goodman is the founder and owner of the well established law firm, Wilson-Goodman Law Group, PLLC. In 1997, Angela Wilson-Goodman started the Wilson Law Office, five years later she brought in a partner and the firm was known as Wilson-Goodman & Fong. The practice has since evolved to Wilson-Goodman Law Group, as a way to enhance the expertise the practice can offer, and has grown into two locations, one in Gilbert and one in Queen Creek. These clients come to Angela Wilson-Goodman from all over the Phoenix Metropolitan area, because of her name and reputation. Angela Wilson-Goodman can handle all level of legal issues, from basic child support or uncontested divorce, to couples who have complex custody matters, or those that have unique issues because of significant business holdings and established high net worth. But regardless of the difficulty of the case, Angela Wilson-Goodman dedicates herself to each client in the manner that each client needs of her and her practice and she remains focused on her clients’ goals. Angela Wilson-Goodman wants her clients and the community in general to benefit from her vast and involved experience with the sensitive issues of family law. She helps educate and assist those seeking legal information. Mrs. Wilson-Goodman also posts articles on the firm website, posts links to interesting and informative articles on the firm Facebook page, and provides general advice through her family law blog on the firm’s website. Angela Wilson-Goodman graduated in 1992 with Honors from the University of New Mexico, majoring in Communication and earned her law degree from the Arizona State University College of Law in 1996. Since then, Angela Wilson-Goodman has not only grown her practice, but her family as well. Angela has two boys that she is very proud of. When Angela Wilson-Goodman is not in her office with clients or in the court room, you will find her spending as much time with her family as possible, as well as poolside, as she is an avid swim team mom.