Ashley Moscarello

Ashley started her legal career as an office assistant while an undergraduate at Arizona State University. After she graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Justice Studies from Arizona State University in 2012, she left Arizona to attend law school in Chicago, Illinois. Ms. Moscarello graduated cum laude from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 2015, and she re-joined her prior firm as an attorney, where she represented homeowners associations and condominiums. Ms. Moscarello joined the Goodman Law team in 2016 and continues to offer a full spectrum of legal services to homeowners associations and condominium associations.

Education

Juris Doctor, Chicago-Kent College of Law – cum laude, May 2015

Chicago-Kent Law Review, Executive Article Editor and Member

Bachelor of Science Justice Studies, Arizona State University – summa cum laude, May 2012

Bar Admissions

Arizona Bar, November 2015
United States District Court for the District of Arizona, May 2016

Areas of Practice

Community Association and Condominium – General Legal Advice and Counsel
Community Association and Condominium – Litigation
Community Association and Condominium – Collections
Community Association and Condominium – Enforcement

Affiliations

Maricopa County Bar Association
Arizona Women Lawyers Association
Horace Rumpole Inn of Court
Gabriel’s Angels Young Professionals Board, 2016-2017
Volunteer, Arizona Cattle Dog Rescue

Publications

Keeping a Leash on Dog Issues in Your Association, Goodman Law Blog, May 2, 2018
Managing Member Meetings, Goodman Law Blog, May 2, 2018
Foreclosure of Association’s Assessment Lien and Tax Liens, Goodman Law Blog, April 3, 2018
How Can Associations Use Fines for Violations of the CC&Rs?, Goodman Law Blog, January 6, 2018
Because I Said So: An Examination of Parental Naming Rights, 90 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 1125 (2015)