Years ago, she watched her grandfather—who had quit school in sixth grade to support his 18 younger siblings—face a long battle with dementia. When her family turned to an attorney to protect their home and prepare for long-term care, she witnessed firsthand the impact that a thoughtful, well-crafted plan could have. That experience inspired her to pursue a career in helping other families navigate the same challenges.

Today, Victoria focuses her work on estate planning, trust and estate administration, complex probate matters, tax planning, and special needs planning. She partners closely with individuals and families to understand their goals and concerns—whether it’s protecting a primary residence, avoiding unnecessary tax burdens, or ensuring a child with special needs is cared for in the future. Her clients often describe her as exceptionally responsive and compassionate, noting that she regularly makes home, hospital, and nursing home visits when needed and doesn’t hesitate to work outside of regular hours to get things done.

One of the most meaningful moments in her career to date involved helping a client plan for the long-term care of his adult son with special needs. By crafting documents that named a successor guardian and outlined the client’s wishes, Victoria provided him peace of mind that his son would be protected after he was gone.

Victoria continues to deepen her practice by collaborating with experienced colleagues on complex estate and tax planning matters. She is particularly interested in expanding her work in elder law and special needs planning—areas where she can make a meaningful difference for families facing sensitive, often emotional decisions about their future.