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Sally M. Colton
Certified Family Law Specialist in ArizonaSally Colton is certified as a specialist in Family Law through the State Bar of Arizona and is dedicated to providing exceptional legal counsel and representation to clients facing family-related challenges.
Her deep understanding of the complexities and sensitivities involved in family law allows her to navigate family law with precision. Sally excels in various areas, including divorce, child custody, spousal support, property division, and more.
Sally Colton's commitment to her clients is evident in her personalized approach. She recognizes that every family situation is unique and takes the time to listen, understand, and tailor her legal strategies to meet her client's needs. Her compassionate nature and legal acumen ensure clients receive the support and legal guidance they require during challenging times.
Bar Associations & Professional Memberships
- State Bar of Arizona (2013)
- Maricopa County Bar Association
Education
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Arizona State University College of Law
- J. Reuben Clark Law Society
- Civil Justice Clinic
- Law Journal for Social Justice
- Brigham Young University — Bachelor of Arts, English
Awards & Distinctions
- Certified Family Law Specialist — State Bar of Arizona
- Judge Pro Tempore — Maricopa County Superior Court (2019 – 2021)
- Super Lawyers — Rising Star (2022 – 2024)
Legal Presentations
- Annual Case Law and Legislative Updates (CLE by the Sea, 2026)
- Exploring Rule 78 and Final Judgments (AAML CLE Series, 2025)
- Arizona’s New Postnuptial Agreement Statute (AAML CLE Series, 2026)
Publications & Articles
- Arizona Family Law with Forms (LexisNexis, 2025)
Insights
Articles by Sally M. Colton
Does Infidelity Affect a Divorce in Arizona?
Arizona is a no-fault state, so an affair usually doesn’t change the divorce itself — but in a few specific situations infidelity can affect the money or the…
August 17, 2026 Property & FinancesArizona Now Has a Law for Postnuptial Agreements
Arizona has enacted its first statute governing postnuptial agreements, giving married couples a clearer, more reliable way to define their financial rights.…
April 25, 2026 Custody & ParentingGrandparent and Third-Party Visitation Rights in Arizona
Arizona allows certain non-parents — grandparents, stepparents, and others — to ask a court for visitation. A recent decision confirmed these rights can appl…
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