Kina Harding is a criminal law and family law attorney at The Harding Firm. While she has built her legal career by focusing on defending the rights of others and dealing with all of “loves’ tragic side effects” – divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, and grandparent’s rights.
Attorney Harding serves the legal community by volunteering with the Family Lawyer’s Assistance Project, where she provides pro bono legal advice to those in need. She serves on the Maricopa County Bar Association Board of Directors. She is also a former member of the Bench and Bar Committee, facilitating a candid conversation between attorneys and judges. Additionally, she serves on the Maricopa County Bar Association Diversity Committee, which strives to enhance the diversity in the legal profession. She studies and facilitates dialogue on the influence of race and ethnicity in developing perspectives and how those perspectives impact American culture and progress. She is a former president of the Arizona Black Bar; her administration focused on increasing the number of Arizona Black Bar members on local Boards and Commissions.
Kina attended American University and Pepperdine University School of Law. She is a proud graduate of 2019 Mesa Leadership, Bar Leadership Institute (a program dedicated to helping lawyers hone their leadership skills), Ladder Down, Arizona State University’s Sparxx 2016 Class of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Mesa Leadership 2019. Kina also recently finished the Interaction Management Associates Mediation training to become a mediator and a parenting coordinator.
Attorney Harding served on Mesa Police Department’s Critical Incident Review Board, where the Board reviewed cases to determine if there was inappropriate police contact if said contact results in a civilian injury or there was a questionable use of force.
- Pepperdine University School of Law
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- American University
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- Criminal Attorney and Family Law Attorney
- The Harding Firm
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- How to Be Your Authentic Self While Practicing Law
- Arizona Women Lawyer's Association and Arizona Black Bar
- Racism in the Law/Racism and the Law – A Review of the 2021 history of how racism both formed the law and the resulting structural consequences
- Coconino County Bar Association
- Lawyers as Leaders and Agents of Change, Arizona State Bar Convention
- Diversity & Inclusion Panel, Arizona State Bar Convention, Civil Practices and Procedure Committee
- Why Should I be a Justice of Peace Pro Tem
- Maricopa County Bar Association
- Advanced Civil Mediation and Parenting Coordination Certification
- Interaction Management Association Mediation
- International Conflict Resolution Certificate
- Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution
- Business Woman of the Year
- Iota Phi Lambda
- Maricopa County Bar Association
- Board Member
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- State Bar of Arizona
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