Prior to becoming an attorney, I’ve had many careers and earned a few degrees. I graduated from Eastern Oregon University with a degree in accounting and within two years had started and sold my own business. 

For the next few years after that I was CFO of a private corporation while earning a Masters in Business from Marylhurst University. Then I took a role in higher education, eventually overseeing millions in federal funds each year, managing large diverse teams and projects, developing a financial education center for college students and researching the impact financial literacy plays in socio-economic mobility. 

My passion for learning led me to earn a law degree from Lewis & Clark college in 2020. I became an attorney to help people protect and maximize what they have worked for or are working to achieve. I believe access to affordable competent legal advice should be for everyone. I enjoy helping others, whether they are young college students or established professionals, plan for their financial goals.

Outside of practicing law, I enjoy spending time with my children, my family, and music. I’m a classically trained pianist with an ever expanding record collection. I enjoy traveling but nothing beats coming home to the PNW.

Throughout all these experiences, is a desire to learn, be curious, and to help others.

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