Gregg R. Woodnick
Gregg is a graduate of the University of Arizona and earned his Juris Doctorate from Arizona State University (Sandra Day O’Connor) College of Law. He is licensed to practice law in Arizona with special permission to practice criminal law on the Fort McDowell/Pima Tribal Court. Gregg represents clients in matters pending in courts throughout Arizona and serves as a Court Appointed Advisor to the Maricopa County Superior Court. In addition to representing parties in Criminal, Divorce and Custody matters, Gregg represents parents accused of neglect and child abuse in both Juvenile and Family courts. Gregg is frequently called upon by other attorneys as a consultant in cases involving maltreatment of children and sentence mitigation.
In his limited spare time Gregg enjoys hiking, and spending time with his two boys.
Gregg is a graduate of the University of Arizona and earned his Juris Doctorate from Arizona State University (Sandra Day O’Connor) College of Law. He is licensed to practice law in Arizona with special permission to practice criminal law on the Fort McDowell/Pima Tribal Court. Gregg represents clients in matters pending in courts throughout Arizona and serves as a Court Appointed Advisor to the Maricopa County Superior Court. In addition to representing parties in Criminal, Divorce and Custody matters, Gregg represents parents accused of neglect and child abuse in both Juvenile and Family courts. Gregg is frequently called upon by other attorneys as a consultant in cases involving maltreatment of children and sentence mitigation.
In his limited spare time Gregg enjoys hiking, and spending time with his two boys.
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar for schools within the Catholic Dioceses, 2012
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar for Doctors at Midwestern University, 2012
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar for Physician Assistants at Midwestern University, 2012
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar at The Arizona State Association of Physician Assistants Conference, 2012
- Instructor: Trial Basics for Family Lawyers (State Bar of Arizona)
- Lecturer: Aid to Adoption for Special Kids (AASK)
- Lecturer: Rise Services
- Faculty: Spring Training Blitz (Resource Parents Advanced Training)
- Instructor: Guardian Ad Litem trainer for Volunteer Lawyer Program
- Lecturer: AmeriPsych
- Lecturer: Mentally Ill Kids In Distress (MIKID)
- Trial Skills for Family Law Attorneys, State Bar AZ, 2010 - Present
- Court Appointed Advisor Training, V.L.P., 2009 – 2011
Representative Cases
- Defense of false molestation and false child abuse allegations throughout Arizona
- Defense of medical neglect and factitious disorder allegations.
- Defense and prosecution of Termination/Severance proceedings
- Defense of both street and nonviolent criminal matters.
- Sentence Mitigation, Clemency requests, Probation termination proceedings and criminal record expungement/set-asides
Areas of Practice
25% Family Law
25% Criminal Law
25% Juvenile Law
25% Complex Child Custody
Litigation Percentage
- 90% of Practice Devoted to Litigation
Recent Awards
Gregg R. Woodnick was honored in the 2011 Arizona Attorney Magazine by The Arizona Foundation for Legal Services and Education as a Top Pro Bono Attorney.
Gregg was recognized for his commitment to the Anti-Defamation League's 2010-2011 Glass Leadership Institute. His interest in the ADL focuses on hate crimes and civil rights issues involving same-sex partners.
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar for schools within the Catholic Dioceses, 2012
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar for Doctors at Midwestern University, 2012
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar for Physician Assistants at Midwestern University, 2012
- Instructor: Mandatory Reporting Seminar at The Arizona State Association of Physician Assistants Conference, 2012
- Instructor: Trial Basics for Family Lawyers (State Bar of Arizona)
- Lecturer: Aid to Adoption for Special Kids (AASK)
- Lecturer: Rise Services
- Faculty: Spring Training Blitz (Resource Parents Advanced Training)
- Instructor: Guardian Ad Litem trainer for Volunteer Lawyer Program
- Lecturer: AmeriPsych
- Lecturer: Mentally Ill Kids In Distress (MIKID)
- Trial Skills for Family Law Attorneys, State Bar AZ, 2010 - Present
- Court Appointed Advisor Training, V.L.P., 2009 – 2011
Representative Cases
- Defense of false molestation and false child abuse allegations throughout Arizona
- Defense of medical neglect and factitious disorder allegations.
- Defense and prosecution of Termination/Severance proceedings
- Defense of both street and nonviolent criminal matters.
- Sentence Mitigation, Clemency requests, Probation termination proceedings and criminal record expungement/set-asides
Areas of Practice
25% Family Law
25% Criminal Law
25% Juvenile Law
25% Complex Child Custody
Litigation Percentage
- 90% of Practice Devoted to Litigation
Recent Awards
Gregg R. Woodnick was honored in the 2011 Arizona Attorney Magazine by The Arizona Foundation for Legal Services and Education as a Top Pro Bono Attorney.
Gregg was recognized for his commitment to the Anti-Defamation League's 2010-2011 Glass Leadership Institute. His interest in the ADL focuses on hate crimes and civil rights issues involving same-sex partners.
