With more than 15 years of experience in family law, juvenile law, and child welfare, Sara Lofland currently focuses her practice on family law and is based in the firm’s Phoenix office. She has dedicated her career to guiding clients through complex, emotionally charged matters with clarity, compassion, and precision.
Sara’s practice reflects a deep commitment to public service and a strong understanding of how overlapping legal systems impact families. Her interdisciplinary background allows her to identify nuanced issues and develop thoughtful, effective solutions.
Education & Credentials
Education
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law - Arizona State University
J.D.Yale University
B.A., Spanish Literature- Academic All-American, Collegiate Water Polo
Bar Admission
Spoken Languages
- Spanish
Community Involvement
- Past Member, The Association of Junior Leagues International
Publications/Presentations
- "Morals and Pop Culture: An Examination of Ethical Dilemmas,” National Association of Counsel for Children 40th National Child Welfare, Juvenile, and Family Law Conference, New Orleans, LA, August 2017.
- “Immigration Consequences in Dependency Proceedings,” American Bar Association 5th National Parent Attorney Conference, Washington, D.C., April 2017.
- “Ethics of Representation in Juvenile Proceedings,” Arizona Public Defender Association 14th Annual Conference, Tempe, AZ, June 2016.
- “Pro Bono Opportunities to Serve Immigrants Detained in Arizona,” State Bar of Arizona Young Lawyers Division, Phoenix, AZ, November 2011.
- “SIJS/Immigration Issues,” Arizona Public Defender Association 8th Annual Conference, Tempe, AZ, June 2010.