Inspired by her father’s legal career, Kristin knew from a young age that she wanted to follow in his footsteps. After beginning in general practice, she found her true calling in trusts and estates law, where she could have a lasting impact on people’s lives—helping clients articulate their values, preserve their wealth, and leave behind thoughtful legacies for future generations.

Kristin works closely with individuals, married couples, and multi-generational families—often high-net-worth and charitably inclined—on all aspects of estate planning, wealth transfer, and tax strategy. Her practice is rooted in collaboration and education, ensuring that every plan is personalized, understandable, and aligned with the client’s goals. With a strong affinity for numbers and a gift for clear communication, Kristin simplifies even the most sophisticated planning concepts, guiding clients with patience and precision.

She regularly advises clients on unique and emerging asset types, including digital assets like cryptocurrency and NFTs, as well as more novel considerations such as frozen embryos and stored reproductive material. Her thoughtful approach helps families avoid common estate planning pitfalls, including unnecessary tax burdens, asset disputes, and the unintended dissipation of wealth through divorce, addiction, or poor financial habits.

Known for her meticulous attention to detail and genuine commitment to her clients, Kristin is especially passionate about planning that is both strategic and meaningful. Her background as an adjunct professor at New England Law | Boston reinforces her belief that the best estate plans begin with understanding—and that informed clients are empowered clients.

Kristin holds the Accredited Estate Planner (AEP®) designation, a graduate-level credential awarded to experienced professionals who meet stringent requirements for education, experience, and a commitment to multidisciplinary estate planning.