Ms. Wilcox is admitted to practice in the Arizona state courts and federal district court. Ms. Wilcox practices in the areas of family and juvenile law, including divorce, paternity, grandparent rights and all child-related matters, including international matters. She also has wide-ranging experience in civil litigation, including employment law, personal injury and business representation.

Ms. Wilcox maintains memberships in the Maricopa County Bar Associations, State Bar of Arizona, Arizona Women Lawyers and American Bar Association. Ms. Wilcox has also worked with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for over 20 years, assisting parents from around the world regain custody of their children.

Ms. Wilcox is also a member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA), an organization dedicated to justice, constitutional rights, safeguarding victims’ rights, protecting the democratic values inherent in our civil justice system, advancing the finest traditions of jurisprudence and upholding the honor and dignity of the legal profession and the highest standards of ethical conduct and integrity.

Ms. Wilcox is also a former instructor at the Arizona Paralegal Training Institute, where she lectured on various subjects including family law, business formation and litigation and employment law. She has also co-chaired seminars for other attorneys on divorce procedure on behalf of the Lorman Institute.