About Me

In Law School, I joined the estate planning clinic. I'm not sure why that was my interest at the time, but then, over the years, sprinkles of estate planning came up and came into full force in 2020. In the estate planning clinic, I only drafted wills, but there is so much more to estate planning than wills. Then, as a licensed attorney, my first encounter with any estate planning was with a client who had her property in a trust with her name as the beneficiary. I came to learn later the importance and benefits of having property.

I wish to share that information with my new clients in a trust.

So, for the next 16 years, after passing the bar exam and receiving my license to practice law, I represented clients charged with serious felonies, constantly going to trial and, at times, negotiating pleas. But in the last three years, I saw how the passing of people around me could affect the family long term. Some had plans in place, and most did not or thought they did, only for their families to realize they did not know what was left in terms of property, retirement accounts, and even memories that could have been video-recorded so that their families could continue to experience them and keep their spirit alive for generations to come. I hope to help families plan for that end and for the legacy they wish to leave to their families.