I’ve always been passionate about helping people, which explains why I knew I wanted to practice Family Law before I’d even attended law school. I followed that passion and today I am a tenacious family law attorney who is deeply committed to making a positive difference in the lives of both my clients and my community.

After graduating from the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphrey’s School of Law in 2023 I was offered the opportunity to join the team at Sodoma Law Belmont. With core values like “commitment to client, community and each other” I knew immediately I’d found a firm where I could build my legal career that is as passionate about helping people as I am.

During my tenure as a law student, I worked in the Elder Law Clinic in conjunction with Memphis Area Legal Services representing senior clients in estate planning, elder abuse, nursing home care, conservatorships, rent disputes and more. Doing this work solidified my desire to practice family law because I saw firsthand the positive impact I can have on someone’s life. My mission is to empower clients from all walks of life by ensuring they understand their legal options and then advocating fearlessly on their behalf.

I understand the sensitive nature of family law matters and strive to provide my clients with skilled legal representation and the compassionate guidance they need during what can often be a difficult moment in their lives. I approach each client’s case with compassion and determination, understanding the importance of providing not only skilled legal counsel but also a reassuring presence during times of uncertainty.

Outside of the office, I am a BRAVO junkie. Having grown up in Maryland I also enjoy all things water – particularly wakeboarding and sailing. I believe in the importance of giving back and am always looking for new opportunities to support local organizations who help make our communities better places to live and work for all. Recently I’ve taken in two stray cats whom I love dearly despite the fact they barely tolerate me most days. Working to socialize them has been a challenge, but a rewarding one, serving as a daily reminder of the transformative power of kindness and care.