Family law has significantly affected my life almost from the beginning, and from an early age, I knew that I wanted to help people navigate this extremely complex and consequential period of their lives.
Over my career, I’ve seen countless family law cases. I regularly meet clients at their lowest point and help provide them with clarity, confidence, and direction.
While in law school, I observed hundreds of custody, support, juvenile, and domestic criminal cases. After graduating, part of my practice at my first job involved managing much of the firm’s family law docket.
I quickly learned that one of the best ways to help my clients prepare for divorce was to encourage them to align their thoughts, words, and actions with a strategy designed to accomplish their goals — and to begin preparing from day one to meet those objectives.
Going through a divorce and custody negotiations myself truly opened my eyes to the emotional, financial, and logistical challenges that every divorcing parent faces.
At the end of the day, my goal is to reduce my clients’ fear of the unknown and clear away the mental “clutter” of unanswered legal and procedural questions.
For most people, having a clear plan in place improves decision-making and makes the entire process far less overwhelming.
Sometimes that plan takes the form of a prenuptial agreement.
Sometimes it’s a custody agreement.
And sometimes, it’s a traditional divorce.
