Dillon Petrovich

Dillon grew up in a suburb just north of Los Angeles California. Dillon has been inspired by his father’s work in the legal field. Watching his father serve subpoenas across California and interact with prominent law firms in Downtown Los Angeles sparked his own interest in pursuing a legal career. Dillon earned his bachelor’s degree in Intercultural Peacebuilding, with an emphasis on Legal Studies, from Brigham Young University–Hawaii, where he also minored in Spanish. Following his undergraduate studies, Dillon pursued his legal education at the University of Hawaii at Manoa’s William S. Richardson School of Law.

While earning his J.D. Dillon participated in several hands-on clinics, including the Family Law Clinic and the Immigration and Defense Clinic. He further developed his legal skills as a competitor on the Client Counseling Moot Court Team for the law school. Dillon brings extensive experience in civil litigation, having worked alongside multiple litigation attorneys and serving as a judicial extern for a circuit court judge on the island of Oahu.

Dillon is deeply committed to using his legal skills and talents to assist those in need. Driven by a passion for the law and a strong dedication to service, he strives to make a positive impact by providing support and advocacy for individuals facing challenging circumstances.