For over 11 years, I have been rolling up my sleeves and fighting for my clients’ rights.

Tampa Bay is my hometown. I grew up in Temple Terrace and attended C. Leon King High School where I graduated with a Diploma from the International Baccalaureate Program.

I next earned my Degree in Business Administration at the University of Florida (Go Gators).

Following my graduation from UF, I worked at the American Bar Association in Washington, D.C. as a member of their Governmental Advocacy department. At the ABA, I lobbied the U.S. Congress, the Executive Branch and other governmental entities to enact legislation related to issues important to the legal profession.

I then resumed my education at Duke University where I earned my Law Degree.

Following law school, I moved to New York City, where I practiced in a large law firm, focusing my practice on complex litigation at both the state and federal levels.

In 2017, I came home to Tampa Bay, where I continued to focus on litigation. But in 2020, I became tired of working for large corporations. I expanded my practice to include Estate Planning, so that I could instead serve individuals and their families. In a small way, I impact each of my clients in a positive way by helping them realize their Estate Planning goals.

In addition to Estate Planning, my legal work has included Appellate Litigation, Creditors and Debtors’ Rights, Real Estate Litigation, Title Claims, Fraud Claims, Insurance Disputes, Consumer Finance, Contractual Disputes, Fiduciary Liability, Foreclosure and Bankruptcy.

I have also passed all three examinations of the Charted Financial Analyst Program demonstrating a profound and extensive knowledge of financial analysis.

I currently reside in Wesley Chapel. Outside of work, I enjoy staying active in my community.

I serve on the administrative board of Grace Episcopal Church; I am Treasurer and Vice President of Public Relations of Westshore Chapter of Toastmasters, International; and I coach youth soccer for the Chargers Soccer Club.