“As early as I can remember I was interested in the law. When my grandfather returned from serving in the U.S. Navy after WWII, he worked in a factory without regulations or clean air. Every time my grandfather blew his nose, black soot would follow. A few months after he retired, he had a stroke.

Doctors did not know where the cancer started-- it was everywhere. I watched how hard he worked for his country, and his family. He never had a voice to protect him from the disgraceful way he was treated and ultimately used. He died 9 months later. I think of him everyday.

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A year later I was in 6th grade. I can recall learning about the Constitution and freedoms, the liberties and rights we have--I knew this was my path. I wanted to be the voice when others needed help, for those that felt too weak, and especially for those that do not even know they have such rights.

After years of working as a Governmental Prosecutor, I now have the amazing opportunity and privilege to work with the public as an attorney; counselor of law, mediator, as well as, a collaborator.

I work with individuals to assist them with finding their right path. The laws apply to everyone, but each person needs someone who will listen to their needs, desires, stresses, and thoughts. To counsel not only on the law, but to apply what is available to them so they can understand and make informed decisions with clarity about what is best for them in their own circumstances.

I am here to listen, to develop, and to guide clients on a path that is clear and informative. I give my clients the ability to get the power back, to gain control of situations that can sometimes feel helpless, confusing, and even suffocating at times.”