I have worked in both the criminal justice system and family systems for more than five years and have a passion for helping people through difficult seasons of life. In this process, I value that all parties feel informed, confident, and supported. My knowledge and experience allow me to brainstorm and problem-solve with clients to come to agreements that work best for their individual families. I am a major proponent of meeting families where they are and working toward an end goal that everyone can feel proud of not only now, but also many years down the road.

I have received training in the collaborative divorce process and worked alongside Attorney Mediator Ripp on many interdisciplinary mediation cases. Currently, I am a second-year law student at the University of Madison Law School in the top 20% of my class. I am an associate of the Family Law Advocacy & Support Clinic providing legal information and guidance to unrepresented families in family law cases, including divorce, paternity, child support, maintenance, custody and placement, and juvenile guardianships. I continue to further my education and experience in family law to effectuate a positive experience for the families I serve.