Connor Moore is a people-oriented and results-driven family law attorney born and raised in Mesa, Arizona motivated by a passion for advocating for people in emotionally difficult and complex situations. After graduating with honors from Mesa Preparatory Academy, Connor attended the University of Arizona where he graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in law and was included on the Dean’s List for his academic achievements. Connor also volunteered in several leadership roles with a large international organization. Connor attended Indiana University McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis where he made an impact within his first year by serving at a legal aid clinic providing services to indigent clients as well as being elected as president at an established organization at his law school. Connor was later asked to conduct legal research and writing for one of his professors to assist in his drafting of scholarly articles and books on a variety of topics. Connor was selected as a legal intern for a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and tasked with drafting memos of fact and law for utilization during official Congressional visits. After graduating from law school and passing the bar exam, Connor worked at a local civil litigation firm specializing in elder abuse cases classified as complex, tier 3 litigation in Arizona. At this firm, Connor was part of a compassionate, client-centered team that endeavored to secure hundreds of thousands of dollars for their clients through their devotion and experience. Connor’s legal career has been primarily in the area of family law. He seeks to give honest, clear advice and options at a time when a person might feel hopeless and defeated. Whether through negotiating a settlement or litigating at trial, Connor provides confident and detail-oriented representation in all types of family law matters in order to achieve the best results possible for his clients. In his free time, Connor enjoys spending time with his Wife and dog and playing basketball.
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