Adriana Orman is a dedicated family law attorney whose journey into the legal profession was inspired by her background.

Adriana grew up on the Navajo Nation and is the daughter of a teacher and pediatrician. Later in life, Adriana returned to the community she calls “home” and served as an elementary school teacher before obtaining her master’s degree and eventually, her law degree.

In law school, Adriana was the recipient of various accolades, including placement in the top 16 oralists of the National Native American Moot Court Competition at UC Berkeley and being awarded the Student Merit Award upon graduation. Her clinical experiences include having interned at the renowned Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid Youth Law Project in Minneapolis and interning and the Center for Law and Education in Washington, D.C. Adriana also served as the Primary Editor of her law school’s Journal of Public Policy and Practice her 3L year.

Adriana is fully bilingual and is proud to be able to offer her services to Spanish-speaking clients.