a little bit about me

I was born and raised in north Georgia where I learned the importance of hospitality and sweet tea. Growing up, I valued team sports and participation trophies with parents who cheered when I sat on the bench for soccer or barely finished the cross-country race. I practice law with similar perseverance and humility, though my success rate has improved.

I was elected Student Government Association President before graduating with honors from Wesleyan College with a double major in Political Science and Women’s Studies. I continued my commitment to volunteer work as a sexual assault hospital response advocate with Crisis Line & Safe House of Central Georgia. I then moved from the South to the Cowboy State and graduated from the University of Wyoming College of Law.

In Wyoming, I represented victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking in family law matters at the non-profit organizations Legal Aid of Wyoming, and Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. As a trauma-informed attorney, I effectively communicate a client’s emotional experience into persuasive legal arguments without stigmatizing or demonizing a party, particularly when coercive control, substance abuse, or unmitigated mental health concerns impact the co-parenting relationship and parenting.

My values of accessibility and compassion guide my commitment to community engagement, including conducting free legal advice clinics on Wind River Indian Reservation. Additionally, I participated in several free legal outreach events, including Orders of Protection, Wills, Advanced Healthcare Directives, and Criminal Expungements.

I moved from Wyoming to Arizona where I worked at two local family law firms, furthering my knowledge and skills to resolve complex issues of property division and spousal maintenance for high-income families with substantial financial assets.

Because family law relies heavily on the facts of a case, I am passionate about building trust and open communication with clients to litigate successfully and to meet the client’s goals effectively. I prioritize creating a safe place for you to ask questions, to share concerns, and to openly speak your truth without judgement. I will meet you at your level of understanding, at your place in the healing journey.

I look forward to connecting with you to discuss ways to resolve your family’s legal needs. I think we will make a good team.

In my natural habitat, you can find me drinking coffee, reading my daily horoscope, watching “Friends” re-runs, connecting with nature, and spending time with my wife.

I was born and raised in north Georgia where I learned the importance of hospitality and sweet tea. Growing up, I valued team sports and participation trophies with parents who cheered when I sat on the bench for soccer or barely finished the cross-country race. I practice law with similar perseverance and humility, though my success rate has improved.

I was elected Student Government Association President before graduating with honors from Wesleyan College with a double major in Political Science and Women’s Studies. I continued my commitment to volunteer work as a sexual assault hospital response advocate with Crisis Line & Safe House of Central Georgia. I then moved from the South to the Cowboy State and graduated from the University of Wyoming College of Law.

In Wyoming, I represented victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking in family law matters at the non-profit organizations Legal Aid of Wyoming, and Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. As a trauma-informed attorney, I effectively communicate a client’s emotional experience into persuasive legal arguments without stigmatizing or demonizing a party, particularly when coercive control, substance abuse, or unmitigated mental health concerns impact the co-parenting relationship and parenting.

My values of accessibility and compassion guide my commitment to community engagement, including conducting free legal advice clinics on Wind River Indian Reservation. Additionally, I participated in several free legal outreach events, including Orders of Protection, Wills, Advanced Healthcare Directives, and Criminal Expungements.

I moved from Wyoming to Arizona where I worked at two local family law firms, furthering my knowledge and skills to resolve complex issues of property division and spousal maintenance for high-income families with substantial financial assets.

Because family law relies heavily on the facts of a case, I am passionate about building trust and open communication with clients to litigate successfully and to meet the client’s goals effectively. I prioritize creating a safe place for you to ask questions, to share concerns, and to openly speak your truth without judgement. I will meet you at your level of understanding, at your place in the healing journey.

I look forward to connecting with you to discuss ways to resolve your family’s legal needs. I think we will make a good team.

In my natural habitat, you can find me drinking coffee, reading my daily horoscope, watching “Friends” re-runs, connecting with nature, and spending time with my wife.