Brittany Labadie

Brittany Labadie is the Managing Partner at Lewis Labadie. She has been working with Lewis Labadie since it opened in 2014.

Since early 2000s, Brittany and her family became deeply rooted in helping the foster care system. Brittany had 40 foster siblings and 13 foster nieces and nephews. Brittany is formerly a licensed foster parent. All of this combined, enticed her to helping foster parents and handling adoptions.

Her current focus is with adoption cases, including juvenile adoptions, adult adoptions, foster care adoptions, LGBTQ+ adoption, surrogacy adoptions, and when necessary, termination of parental rights. She works throughout the State of Arizona.

Brittany was educated in Arizona. She attended Red Mountain High School. Go Lions! Worked on her undergrad at Mesa Community College and University of Phoenix. And attended law school at Arizona Summit. Throughout her education, she worked one or two jobs – even during law school. She understands time management and dedication to a goal.

Prior to becoming an attorney, Brittany worked several positions in law firms. Including as a law clerk, paralegal, legal assistant, office administrator, collections specialist, marketing, and receptionist. Her insight helps the firm identify its needs and relate to its employees.

In addition to adoptions, Brittany has a wide range of legal knowledge. She works in family law for over 20 years, bankruptcy, debt collection (high volume/high value), immigration, small business transactions, civil litigation, juvenile law, probate, cannabis law, personal injury, HOA law, and estate planning. For many years, she worked in law firm development, designing websites and logos, establishing advertising, installing computer systems, implementing communication software, building client bases, and creating systematic procedures.

Recently, Brittany added Judge Pro Tempore to her accreditation. There is a blog here that defines this role. She is assigned to the family law and civil law divisions. And is starting with the juvenile division. This role allows Brittany to learn and contribute to the legal field. All of her services are Pro Bono and donated to the court and parties.

Brittany spent her early childhood in Illinois, playing in creeks and cornfields. Since age 10, she has called Arizona home. She loves the arid desert, its contrasting browns and greens, and the refreshing smell of the creosote after a monsoon. Brittany enjoys traveling and planning trips. She is an animal lover. She has three dogs.