Laura A McDermott

Attorney Laura McDermott concentrates her law practice on Criminal Defense, Traffic Offenses, Family Law (Divorce, Child Custody, etc.), and Estate Planning.

With over 18 years of legal experience in Arizona, Laura McDermott represents clients in Pinal County, Arizona. The McDermott Law Firm offers convenient payment options and flexible payment plans.

Laura McDermott is a former felony prosecutor with the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office and the Pinal County Attorney’s Office. As a prosecutor, she handled cases ranging from simple traffic matters up to and including non-capital murder cases.

As a criminal defense attorney, she works one-on-one with her clients at every stage of their case to develop an effective defense strategy.

By utilizing her trial and negotiation skills and familiarity with the Arizona criminal justice system, her clients can rest assured that they are receiving personalized, aggressive, and strategic representation in their criminal cases.

Almost all of the criminal legal services offered by the McDermott Law Firm are available on a flat fee basis.

As part of her family law practice, Laura McDermott understands the dynamics of divorce and family law, as well as the emotional impact that these life-changing events can have on a family. She works closely with her family law clients to create a goal oriented approach and legal strategy for resolving the family’s legal issues and conflicts.

Services include: divorce and post-divorce modification, legal separation, orders of protection, child custody (legal decision making) and visitation (parenting time), child support, spousal maintenance (alimony), paternity, adoption, guardianship, and grandparent rights.

The McDermott Law Firm offers affordable estate planning packages that fit the needs and budgets of many families and individuals.

Standard packages include a Last Will and Testament, General Durable Financial Power of Attorney, Durable Health Care Power of Attorney, Durable Mental Health Care Power of Attorney, and an Advance Healthcare Directive (also known as a Living Will).