Talk To Tali

By the hour. No retainer. From someone who has actually been through it.

You don't need a full retainer to get real legal guidance. A $100 consultation gets you up to one hour with me. I'll listen to your story, answer your questions, and build a Game Plan for what comes next. Once you have help, I know you'll feel calmer and more in control of what's ahead.

Get To Know Tali

Hi. I'm Tali.

I'm the Managing Partner of Best Law Firm and the person every new client talks to first. I've been practicing family law in Arizona for nearly twenty years. I've tried cases, served as a mediator, represented clients in mediation, argued in front of judges, and coached people through some of the hardest moments of their lives. I also created the firm's divorce coaching model because I believe everyone going through a divorce deserves real legal guidance, not just the people who can afford a full retainer on day one.

Before rejoining Best Law Firm, I spent nearly seven years as a litigator and national attorney trainer at a father's rights firm. I've testified in a Canadian court, helped reunite an Italian mother with her son after he was wrongfully taken from her, and served as a Judge Pro Tem in Maricopa County Superior Court.

I co-wrote The Divorce Coach Handbook with my mother and founding partner Cynthia L. Best. It's in its 2026 edition. You can download chapters free at bestlawaz.com/resources.

A little about how I got here: I went to Loyola University Chicago for undergrad, where I played Division I golf. From there I went to law school in North Dakota, because apparently I needed at least one winter that made me question every life decision I'd ever made. I moved to Scottsdale in 1991 and never looked back.

These days, when I'm not at the office, I'm a busy working mom with two young sons who are with me almost all the time. If you're a working parent trying to figure out how to manage a divorce on top of everything else you're already managing, trust me: I get it. Deeply. Personally. I am you.

I know what you're going through.

My own divorce looked a lot like what many of my clients are living through right now. An uncooperative spouse. Opposing counsel who treated the process like a weapon. A high-conflict dynamic that didn't respond to reason or reasonableness, no matter how many times I tried.

I appeared before judges who had wildly varying levels of understanding about what was happening in my case. One of them told me directly that things had been child-focused. I know what it feels like to sit across from someone who holds enormous power over your children's future and to walk out wondering whether the system you trusted is actually going to protect them.

At the end, I was awarded sole legal decision-making and primary physical custody of my sons. I came out with my career, my sense of purpose, and a very clear understanding of what this process actually costs the people who go through it.

Two different ways I can help

When I'm your divorce coach, I'm on your side. I'm advocating for you, working with you toward a strategy and a settlement that reflects what you actually want.

The $100 Legal Consultation

Up to one hour. A complete Game Plan. Flat fee.

This is where everyone starts. In up to one hour, I listen to your situation, figure out what you're actually dealing with, explain what Arizona law says about your specific circumstances, and give you a Game Plan: a clear road map of what comes next, what your realistic options are, and what decisions need to be made.

Flat fee: $100 for up to one hour.

Personal Divorce Coaching

$450 per hour. One hour minimum. No retainer.

Coaching gives you access to my experience by the hour, on your schedule, around your specific questions. You bring your documents, your upcoming court date, your settlement offer, your questions. I help you understand it, prepare for it, and make decisions you actually feel confident about.

Rate: $450 per hour. One hour minimum.

Mediation

$350 to $450 per hour. Three hour minimum.

Most people who file for divorce in Maricopa County do not have attorneys. If you and your spouse want to resolve things without litigation, mediation is where that happens. Every mediation session that resolves issues ends with written, signed documents.

Flat fee: $350 to $450 per hour. Three-hour minimum. Typically split equally.

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