
Angela Peacock helps individuals and families move through difficult transitions with clarity, strategy, and confidence. With more than 23 years of exclusive experience in family law, she is known for her steady guidance, practical solutions, and commitment to achieving meaningful, lasting results.
She is certified as a Family Law Specialist by the State Bar of Arizona Board of Legal Specialization—a distinction held by a small number of attorneys in the state—and has earned a “Superb” rating on Avvo. Angela was also selected as a Super Lawyer for eight consecutive years (2017–2025), reflecting the trust and respect she has built within the legal community.
Angela handles a wide range of matters, including custody, relocation and parenting time issues, as well as complex financial cases involving property division and business interests. Clients value Angela’s ability to combine strong advocacy with a thoughtful, client-centered approach. She provides clear direction during complex and often emotional situations, helping clients make informed decisions and move forward with stability and peace of mind.
In addition to her private practice, Angela has served as a Best Interests Attorney through the Volunteer Lawyers Assistance Program, representing children and supporting their well-being in legal proceedings.
Outside the office, Angela enjoys time with her husband, two children, and their dogs, and volunteers at local dog shelters.

Christa Banfield has focused her practice on family law since before she was even licensed in 2011, externing with Community Legal Services and the Honorable Bruce Cohen, and interning with family law practices in Phoenix and Scottsdale. Christa’s background allows her to bring both empathy and logic to her practice – an important balance in family law matters.
In 2003, Christa obtained her first Bachelor’s of Science in Supply Chain Management, which she put to use as a business analyst for Honeywell before pursuing her law degree. Her love of numbers and analytics serves her well when handling high asset dissolutions, dissolutions with businesses involved, and simply being able to analyze different financial scenarios for her clients.
Christa’s second BS was in Psychology, and while attending ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law she focused her classes on Law and Psychology, earning her graduate certificate in Law, Science, and Technology. While Christa emphasizes that she is not a psychologist, her study of the subject helps in dissolution matters where mental health concerns, child development issues, substance abuse, domestic violence, and other such issues are present.
In her free time, Christa enjoys spending time with her family on their hobby farm playing with the goats, chickens, dogs, cats, and tortoise.
Bar Admissions
Arizona, 2002
U.S. District Court, 2002
Education
Creighton University School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2002
University of Hawaii, B.A. English, 1999
University of Hawaii, B.A. History, 1999
Professional Affiliations & Memberships
State Bar of Arizona, Family Law Section
Maricopa County Bar Association, Family Law Section
Bar Admissions
Arizona, 2010
U.S. District Court, 2010
Education
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Juris Doctor, 2010
Arizona State University, B.S. Psychology, 2011
Arizona State University, B.S. Supply Chain Management, 2003
Professional Affiliations & Memberships
State Bar of Arizona, Family Law Section
Maricopa County Bar Association, Family Law Section