Kristin Moyé is an Arizona estate planning and business attorney with a teacher’s heart and a decade of experience helping clients plan wisely and move forward with clarity. She has practiced law since 2010 with a focus on estate planning, probate, and business law. As the founder of Windrose Law Center, she focuses on estate planning, probate, and business formation, offering personalized legal strategies that protect clients’ families, assets, and values. Her practice is centered around helping individuals and families protect what matters most—whether that’s preparing a comprehensive estate plan, navigating probate, or launching and growing a business.

In addition to practicing law, Kristin has spent over a decade teaching legal research, writing, and trusts and estates to future paralegals and attorneys. Kristin spent time at the Arizona Supreme Court, where she developed training programs for judges and judicial officers. She’s taught legal research, writing, and trusts and estates to both graduate and undergraduate students. At Arizona Summit Law School, she served as Faculty Advisor for upper-level writing projects, led the Legal Research Instruction Program, and taught foundational and advanced legal writing and estate planning courses. She currently serves as an adjunct professor in the Legal Studies program at Bryan University, where she mentors students from diverse backgrounds and teaches core legal skills.

Kristin's clients benefit directly from her experience in legal education—she explains complex legal topics in a way that is easy to understand, empowering clients to make informed decisions about their future.

Before launching Windrose, Kristin served as an Ethics and Practice Management Attorney at the State Bar of Arizona, advising attorneys on firm management, ethical compliance, and client service. She also developed statewide training programs for judges during her time at the Arizona Supreme Court and has authored numerous articles on legal ethics, billing practices, and succession planning. Her work has been published by the Arizona Attorney and Thomson Reuters, and she has presented at dozens of CLE programs across Arizona and nationally. She is a frequent speaker at continuing legal education seminars and is known for her ability to make complex legal issues understandable and approachable.

Kristin is a near-native of Phoenix. Both of her parents graduated from high school in the Valley before moving abroad while her father served as a career Army officer. As the daughter of a retired military veteran, she has a deep appreciation for the sacrifices made by military families and volunteers as an Ombudsman helping members of the military resolve workplace disputes and assert their rights under USERRA.

Kristin is a member of the State Bar of Arizona holding both a J.D. and an LL.M. in Dispute Resolution from Pepperdine University School of Law. While at Pepperdine, she earned top academic honors and completed externships with the Los Angeles Superior Court and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, where she mediated disputes and honed her skills in conflict resolution.

Kristin earned her B.A. in History from the University of Arizona and enjoys a friendly rivalry with her Sun Devil–loving family—her parents, brother, and sister-in-law are ASU football season ticket holders. She’s also happily married to an NAU Lumberjack, rounding out all three Arizona universities in her immediate circle. Kristin is a mom and lives in North Phoenix with her family.