I graduated from the University of Massachusetts School of Law-Dartmouth. After several years working for two local firms in the South Shore and Cape Cod, I decided that I wanted to practice law at a slower pace that ensured that the client's needs are focused on, which in turn allows for a more personal experience for the client.
I have represented clients in various areas of law, but primarily they involve issues in employment, probate, estate planning, guardianships, conservatorships, real estate, debt collection, and other civil matters.
I grew up in Bridgewater, and representing people from my home area has always been a goal for me. I graduated from Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School, and obtained a B.A from Sacred Heart University and a M.A. from the State University of New York Stony Brook.
During my studies at Stony Brook, a local county legislator hired me and I served as his aide for four years. As a legislative aide, I directed the office’s constituent services, and personally focused on issues involving intergovernmental communications and administrative procedure and law.
Bar Admissions:
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts
- Federal District of Massachusetts
Publications:
- Connecting the Dots: Forming a Uniform Voter Identification System Through Established Law, 8 U. Mass. L. Rev. 404 (2013).
Community Involvement:
- RYBSA Coach 2018-present
- UMass School of Law Alumni Association 2016-present (President 2018-present)
- Bridgewater Little League Umpire/Coach 1996-2002 (Umpire-in-Chief 2002)