Paige Bryson
Attorney
Fearless • Confident • Driven
Paige Bryson isn’t afraid of challenges, she thrives on them. Before becoming an attorney, she swam with sharks and fed jellyfish while working at SeaLife Aquarium in Tempe, proving early on that she could stay cool under pressure. She later built and ran her own small business, sharpening her client-relations and leadership skills, experience that now fuels her success in the courtroom.
A recent graduate of Mitchell Hamline School of Law and newly licensed attorney in Arizona, Paige chose family law because she wanted to stand with people during their most pivotal, life-changing moments. She’s already proven herself as a fighter: Paige successfully litigated a contempt action and secured attorney fees, showing the confidence, preparation, and tenacity of an attorney well beyond her years.
Paige has been part of Modern Law’s legal clinic for more than a year, where she mentored newer law students and worked with countless clients. She has led document-drafting workshops, hosted office hours in the Modern Divorce Navigator, and sat second chair to the clinic director on dozens of cases. These experiences gave her a hands-on education in advocacy, strategy, and courtroom presence that few new attorneys can match.
Originally from Utah, Paige earned her Bachelor of Science from Brigham Young University in 2013 before making Arizona her home. Competitive and energetic, she loves pickleball, tennis, and the joy of living in citrus country. With a twin brother and two younger twin brothers, Paige knows firsthand the dynamics of big families, and she uses that insight to connect with clients on a deeply personal level.
A recent graduate of Mitchell Hamline School of Law and newly licensed attorney in Arizona, Paige chose family law because she wanted to stand with people during their most pivotal, life-changing moments. She’s already proven herself as a fighter: Paige successfully litigated a contempt action and secured attorney fees, showing the confidence, preparation, and tenacity of an attorney well beyond her years.
Originally from Utah, Paige earned her Bachelor of Science from Brigham Young University in 2013 before making Arizona her home. Competitive and energetic, she loves pickleball, tennis, and the joy of living in citrus country. With a twin brother and two younger twin brothers, Paige knows firsthand the dynamics of big families, and she uses that insight to connect with clients on a deeply personal level.
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Paige Bryson
Attorney
Fearless • Confident • Driven
Paige Bryson isn’t afraid of challenges, she thrives on them. Before becoming an attorney, she swam with sharks and fed jellyfish while working at SeaLife Aquarium in Tempe, proving early on that she could stay cool under pressure. She later built and ran her own small business, sharpening her client-relations and leadership skills, experience that now fuels her success in the courtroom.
A recent graduate of Mitchell Hamline School of Law and newly licensed attorney in Arizona, Paige chose family law because she wanted to stand with people during their most pivotal, life-changing moments. She’s already proven herself as a fighter: Paige successfully litigated a contempt action and secured attorney fees, showing the confidence, preparation, and tenacity of an attorney well beyond her years.
Paige has been part of Modern Law’s legal clinic for more than a year, where she mentored newer law students and worked with countless clients. She has led document-drafting workshops, hosted office hours in the Modern Divorce Navigator, and sat second chair to the clinic director on dozens of cases. These experiences gave her a hands-on education in advocacy, strategy, and courtroom presence that few new attorneys can match.
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Originally from Utah, Paige earned her Bachelor of Science from Brigham Young University in 2013 before making Arizona her home. Competitive and energetic, she loves pickleball, tennis, and the joy of living in citrus country. With a twin brother and two younger twin brothers, Paige knows firsthand the dynamics of big families, and she uses that insight to connect with clients on a deeply personal level.
A recent graduate of Mitchell Hamline School of Law and newly licensed attorney in Arizona, Paige chose family law because she wanted to stand with people during their most pivotal, life-changing moments. She’s already proven herself as a fighter: Paige successfully litigated a contempt action and secured attorney fees, showing the confidence, preparation, and tenacity of an attorney well beyond her years.
Originally from Utah, Paige earned her Bachelor of Science from Brigham Young University in 2013 before making Arizona her home. Competitive and energetic, she loves pickleball, tennis, and the joy of living in citrus country. With a twin brother and two younger twin brothers, Paige knows firsthand the dynamics of big families, and she uses that insight to connect with clients on a deeply personal level.
Quick Facts About Paige
Education
Bachelor of Science, Brigham Young University, 2013
Juris Doctorate, Mitchell Hamline School of Law, 2025
Star Sign & Enneagram Type
♈ Aries
8 – The Challenger. Paige is bold, decisive, and unyielding. She thrives on facing challenges head-on, cutting through obstacles, and standing her ground when it matters most. Her clients see her as fearless and determined, exactly the kind of advocate they want in their corner.
Fun Fact
Outside the courtroom, Paige can usually be found on the pickleball or tennis courts. She’s incredibly close with her twin brother and two younger twin brothers, and she has a lifelong love of Seinfeld.
What it's like to work with Paige
Working with Paige means having an attorney who is fearless, prepared, and unshakably loyal to her clients. She listens closely to what matters most, then crafts strong, results-focused strategies designed to deliver. Paige is approachable and relatable, but when it comes time to advocate, she’s bold, precise, and relentless.
Her clients feel supported, empowered, and confident, knowing they have a professional who not only cares deeply but also fights fiercely. Paige makes one thing clear: she has your back, and she will go all in to protect your future.
Her clients feel supported, empowered, and confident, knowing they have a professional who not only cares deeply but also fights fiercely. Paige makes one thing clear: she has your back, and she will go all in to protect your future.
What it's like to work with Paige
Working with Paige means having an attorney who is fearless, prepared, and unshakably loyal to her clients. She listens closely to what matters most, then crafts strong, results-focused strategies designed to deliver. Paige is approachable and relatable, but when it comes time to advocate, she’s bold, precise, and relentless.
Her clients feel supported, empowered, and confident, knowing they have a professional who not only cares deeply but also fights fiercely. Paige makes one thing clear: she has your back, and she will go all in to protect your future.
Getting to Know Paige
If you weren't in the legal profession, what would your alternative career be?
Small business ownership. I’d like to develop some other business, I’ve looked into alternative education industry options, that I could grow and contribute solutions to an ongoing problem
Which fictional lawyer or legal character do you resonate with the most? Why?
Alicia Florrick from The Good Wife because I’m starting this career later in life!
If you could create a new law, what would it be and why?
I definitely believe in following the law and supporting it as a system that governs our society, but I’m generally not in favor of adding laws. I think that the better solution is for people to behave themselves to the point that the law becomes irrelevant. That’s idealistic, so in the meantime, instead of adding laws I’d like to remove some of the complex taxing laws and have more of a flat tax.
If you could have a legal-themed superpower, what would it be and why?
I’d like to read jurors minds so that I could know how I was being perceived as an oralist and address the issues they were considering.
