I have been in practice since 2007, and a solo attorney since 2009.  I practice mainly in the areas of Estate Planning and Probate, and I enjoy helping my clients plan for their futures and their families.

During law school, I took advantage of opportunities towork for social justice.  I was selectedas a John J. Curtin Fellow by the ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty,and worked to improve legal access for homeless people.  I also served as a Legal Advocate for theUnemployment Law Project, winning favorable decisions for many clients.  I worked on the federal Corrie v. Caterpillar case, which alleged aiding and abetting under the Alien Tort Claims Act.  During my final summer in law school, I externed with the Attorney General Consumer Protection Division.

When not in the office I work in my garden, knit, and race sailboats whenever I have the chance.