Protect
the people
you love.

I became an estate-planning attorney because the work is equal parts careful planning and real problem-solving — and because the families who need it most are so often the ones putting it off. My job is to make the hard, "someday" questions feel answerable today.

I build clear, workable plans that lower your stress now, not someday. Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives — I walk through what each document does, why it matters for your situation, and what happens if it isn't in place. No jargon, no upsell, no runaround.

I'm especially drawn to elder care and Medicaid planning, where the right move can settle a family's worry surprisingly fast — protecting a home, qualifying for care, or simply giving an adult child the authority to step in when a parent no longer can. I practice in the District of Columbia and the Commonwealth of Virginia, and I work with families across both.

My values are simple: clarity, empathy, and thoroughness. Clients thank me most for the compassion, and for explaining the why — not just the what. When we're done, you'll understand your own plan well enough to explain it to the people it's meant to protect.