I am a native to northeast Wyoming and grew up immersed in the western way of life we all cherish. I attended the University of Wyoming for my undergraduate studies on rodeo and academic scholarships and attained a B.A. in elementary special education. Thereafter, I received my law degree from the University of Colorado and attained a Masters of Tax Law from the University of Alabama.

My legal career began with a well-established firm in Sheridan, Wyoming, where I helped ranchers and business owners find solutions to their legal problems. After several years in Sheridan, I was recruited by a publicly traded energy company based out of Campbell County and worked managing their business development and land department. In my time there I managed due diligence and closing on large land and mineral asset acquisitions.

Now at Lubnau Law, I draw on my experience to help our clients with issues in healthcare, education law, estate and tax planning, real estate, and business formation and planning.

My husband, Shaun, and I have three children and we enjoy rodeo, downhill skiing, fly fishing, and enjoying Wyoming’s open spaces. I am the past Chairman of the Wyoming Community Foundation and serve as Commissioner for the Sixth Judicial District of the Wyoming State Bar and Director for Powder River Energy power cooperative. I am licensed to practice law in Wyoming, Montana, and Colorado.