From the very start of her legal career as a paralegal, Amy gravitated toward the human side of her work, finding the greatest fulfillment in helping individuals navigate complex, deeply personal challenges. Amy focuses on helping clients through crisis moments—most often when a loved one’s health is declining, and the financial and emotional toll is mounting. She brings calm, clarity, and compassion to clients struggling to make urgent care decisions while trying to stretch limited resources. Her practice includes asset restructuring and Medicaid eligibility planning, Medicaid appeals, estate recovery matters, probate and trust administration, and estate planning.

Before becoming an attorney, Amy spent two decades as a paralegal, gaining firsthand insight into the systems and stakeholders involved in real estate and elder care matters. Early in her career, she worked with developers and government agencies, but found herself drawn to the individuals behind each legal issue—those facing uncertainty and in need of guidance. That calling led her to elder law, where she now uses her experience to make a meaningful difference for families when they need it most.

Amy’s approach is grounded in empathy and a genuine desire to ease the burden on clients during emotionally overwhelming times. She is a problem-solver and a steady presence, known for crafting practical, customized solutions that help families preserve dignity, manage care costs, and maintain peace of mind.