Steady counsel through life's hardest chapters.

Being a family law attorney requires more than just a law degree. It requires the ability to connect with clients on a deeper level — what we used to call bedside manners where I grew up.

As a wife and mother of three boys, I bring that personal understanding into every case. My path here wasn't a straight line — I started in my early twenties as a 911 dispatcher, then spent seven years in the courtroom seeing justice through an entirely new lens before going to law school.

I studied during my kids' football practices, wrestling matches, and soccer games — learning Civil Procedure while a toddler screamed for applesauce. It taught me that when you want something badly enough, you'll do whatever it takes.

I carry that same attitude into my practice. The law is fluid, and resolutions should be as well. My ears are open, my time is yours, and my voice will be your advocate.