She brings unique insights and deep empathy to her work with older adults and their families. Her compassionate, personalized approach ensures clients feel heard, understood, and validated.

Jessica chose elder law because of her genuine passion for supporting seniors and addressing their families’ complex challenges. Her practice naturally extends into special needs planning, an area she finds particularly rewarding due to its dynamic nature and the significant positive impact thoughtful planning can make. Understanding that no two situations are identical, Jessica carefully tailors each plan to match her client’s specific circumstances and needs.

Jessica regularly works with individuals, couples, and families facing the emotional and practical complexities of financing long-term care for elderly loved ones or managing the lifelong support of children with special needs. She recognizes the anxieties many clients have about ensuring their end-of-life wishes are respected and works diligently to help them achieve peace of mind. Additionally, Jessica has a special focus on assisting older adults without spouses, children, or close family—guiding them through sensitive decisions about managing their affairs and care should they become incapacitated or pass away.

Collaborating closely with care managers and financial professionals, Jessica proactively addresses her clients’ future needs and expertly manages crisis situations when they arise. She aims to empower clients with thoughtful, comprehensive estate plans that honor their wishes, ease their worries, and provide clarity and security for the future.