I studied as an undergraduate at Arizona State University, where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies and graduated with honors.  I have always believed in the importance of advocating for others, and decided to pursue a law degree in order to make a career out of that passion.  I received my law degree from the Sandra Day O’Conner College of Law at Arizona State University, where I was named a Pedrick Scholar for her academic achievement.     

During law school, I developed a passion for family law on both a personal and professional level.  I am currently a practicing family law attorney, and handle a variety of legal issues, including divorce, child custody (legal decision-making), parenting time, child support, spousal maintenance, severance and adoption, and post-decree modification and enforcement.  I understands the emotional and sensitive nature of family law issues, and believe in the importance of having an understanding, trustworthy and approachable relationship with each client.  

Prior to joining Wilson-Goodman Law Group, I worked with the Arizona Justice Project, where I worked as an advocate for inmates filing for post-conviction relief, based on wrongful convictions and manifest injustices.