About

Legal support rooted in real-life experience—and backed by professional training.

Family law can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re dealing with stress, uncertainty, and decisions that affect your children, finances, and future.

Many people do not qualify for free legal aid but also cannot afford full attorney representation. My role is to help bridge that gap by providing licensed legal guidance and document preparation within the Washington LLLT scope of practice.

I’m part of a small number of licensed Legal Technicians in Washington—and one of few providing bilingual, culturally competent family law support.

As a Washington State Licensed Legal Technician (LLLT), I assist individuals and families with divorce, parenting plans, child support, and related family law matters by helping them understand their options, prepare court documents, and navigate the legal process within my licensed scope of practice.

Who I Help

I work with individuals and families who are:

• Navigating separation, divorce, or custody matters

• Dealing with high-conflict co-parenting situations

• Feeling overwhelmed by the court process

• Looking for practical legal guidance without full attorney representation

• Seeking bilingual support they can fully understand

Experience

My background includes experience in family law and civil litigation in both public and private legal settings. I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration from Whitworth University and an Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies.

Approach

My goal is to help clients make informed decisions, stay organized, and approach the legal process with greater confidence and preparation.

Clear information and thoughtful preparation can make difficult situations feel more manageable.

Start Here

If you’re unsure what to do next, start with a consultation. We’ll review your situation, discuss your options, and identify practical next steps based on your goals and circumstances.

Beyond the Work

Outside of my practice, I’m a mother to an adult son and a teenage daughter. That perspective shapes how I approach family law matters—with a focus on stability, long-term impact, and the real-life needs of families.