Colby J. Fedock is a family law attorney who believes the matters at the heart of this practice, the ones involving children, homes, and the shape of a family going forward, are too personal to be handed to a courtroom by default. Family law touches people's daily lives more directly than almost any other area of law, and it does so during some of the hardest seasons they will face. That reality drives how he practices.
Colby came to this work through personal experience. Growing up in a two-household family, he saw firsthand that co-parenting, even through tense moments, can be navigated practically and without court intervention. He is trained in Collaborative Law and prefers resolution-focused advocacy whenever circumstances allow, because a process that preserves dignity and communication usually serves families better than one built around conflict. When litigation becomes necessary, he brings the thorough preparation his clients' matters require.
Colby's prior work in technology, financial technology, and artificial intelligence gives him particular fluency with complex financial matters, including digital assets, cryptocurrency, equity compensation, and restricted stock units.
Dr. Elizabeth Capps-Conkle is a licensed clinical psychologist and marriage and family therapist who has served the mental health field since 1997, specializing in child and family therapy with a strong focus on bonding and attachment.
Utilizing a compassionate, evidence-based approach, she provides expert guidance for families navigating trauma, abuse, neglect, familial separation, and disrupted attachment. She is highly skilled in attachment-based therapy, helping children and caregivers build secure, supportive relationships.
Her clinical practice includes individual therapy for children and adolescents, family therapy, and parenting support to promote resilience. She works closely with adults, particularly parents involved with Family Court and DCS, to strengthen parenting skills and rebuild family connections. Certified in Child-Parent Psychotherapy and expert trauma treatment, Dr. Capps-Conkle is committed to strengthening families, helping children, caregivers, and parents create lasting, positive change.
Dr. Azzi is a Clinical Psychologist who has 25 years' experience in Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health.
Becca Mecham, LPC is a Licensed Clinical and Forensic Therapist with Postans Wellness Group, PLLC. Since 2012, she has worked with individuals and families, helping people navigate conflict, trauma, and major life transitions with clarity and practical solutions.
As a Collaborative Law Communication Coach and Child Specialist, Becca helps families stay engaged in a future-focused process that prioritizes healing over continued conflict, with a focus on emotional safety, self-trust, and effective communication. Her forensic mental health background allows her to confidently support high-conflict cases involving abuse and coercive control, understanding how legal, emotional, and relational issues intersect while keeping children's needs at the center.
Becca has particular expertise in collaborative cases involving sexual abuse and alleged sexual abuse, a specialty few communication coaches are equipped to take on. Her understanding of trauma and power dynamics allows her to help these families communicate safely and productively, even when the history between them is complex.
Becca is passionate about collaborative practice because it keeps families in control of their own future rather than leaving it to the court, protecting what matters most while preserving the healthy parts of what they've built. An award-winning author, DBT Certified therapist, and member of AFCC and ATSA, Becca is also trained in Collaborative Law and mediation, working alongside attorneys and interdisciplinary professionals on even the most sensitive cases.
Jeanine Tripodi is an Emotional Reactivity Consultant known as The Divorce Composure Coach. For the past 15 years, she has helped individuals re-pattern automatic emotional responses so they remain composed, credible, and clear under pressure.
Within Collaborative Divorce and other high-conflict legal environments, Jeanine helps clients navigate the emotional and communication dynamics that can slowly derail productive conversations. Her work focuses on helping individuals regulate emotional reactivity, communicate more effectively, and remain grounded during difficult discussions involving parenting, negotiation, mediation, and major life transitions.
Jeanine brings a unique perspective to the collaborative process through her deep understanding of escalation patterns, nervous system activation, reactive communication loops, credibility under stress, and the emotional dynamics that influence decision-making during conflict. She helps stabilize the human side of the process so conversations remain constructive, child-focused, and forward-moving.
She partners with law firms and collaborative professionals to support clients through court, mediation, and high-stakes legal conversations where emotional overwhelm often interferes with clarity, communication, and long-term outcomes.
Jeanine understands this work personally. After leaving an unhealthy 20-year marriage at nearly 50 while raising four children, she experienced firsthand how emotional stress, fear, and communication breakdown can impact every aspect of the divorce process. That experience reinforced what she now teaches: the ability to remain composed under pressure often shapes not only the process itself, but the outcomes that follow.
She is the founder of The Composure Codes™, a methodology that integrates subconscious patterning, emotional regulation, and communication strategy, grounded in more than a decade of training as a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists. As an extension of this work, she developed AnchorIt™, a structured communication support tool that helps clients slow down reactive communication, identify what truly requires attention, and respond in ways that support resolution rather than escalation.
Outside of her work, Jeanine enjoys time with family and friends, both in Phoenix and at her home in Dublin.
Lisa is the founder of Veritas Forensic Accounting and serves as a financial neutral in the collaborative divorce process. She helps participants and professionals understand financial information in a clear, structured way so decisions can be made with confidence.
With a background in accounting and ongoing training in tax and financial matters, Lisa focuses on simplifying complex financial details, organizing documentation, and supporting the collaborative team with thoughtful, unbiased analysis.
As a newer member of the collaborative community, Lisa is committed to the principles of transparency, respect, and teamwork, and values helping families move forward with clarity and stability.
Originally from the east coast, Laura has made Arizona her home for the past 25 years. Laura has practiced family law in Arizona since 2009. Having represented many low income clients during that time, she understands the extreme hardships, both emotional and financial, a family law case can create.
Even before training in Collaborative Divorce, Laura has always believed that divorcing parties are better off if they can resolve disputes themselves rather than having a judge make those decisions. Collaborative divorce is the perfect answer to these issues. The collaborative process allows parties to maintain control of the process and timing of decision-making, and spend significantly less time and money to achieve a more satisfactory resolution than litigation can provide.