Who We Are

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I went to law school because I wanted to help people. Early in my career, however, I found myself working for a large law firm representing mortgage lenders in bankruptcy matters. The work showed me how disconnected the legal system can become from the people whose lives it affects—and how powerless families can feel when they do not have the right guidance at the right time.

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I knew I wanted to practice law differently.

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That commitment became even more personal after I became a mother. Raising two young children, including a child with special needs, changed the way I thought about planning for the future. I understood more deeply that estate planning is not simply about documents or assets. It is about the people who depend on us, the relationships that shape our lives, and the care, knowledge, and support we hope will continue even when we cannot provide it ourselves.

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I created Wildroot Estate Planning to give families a welcoming place to work through those important questions. My goal is to help you understand your choices, make thoughtful decisions, and create a plan grounded in the people and values that matter most to you.