How I see things

If everyone were raised in happy and nurturing homes, our world would without a doubt be a better place. At a very early age love and a sense of belonging starts at home. I believe that if our children were treated with love, we would have far less children in foster care, US divorce and crime rates would be lower, sex trafficking would be significantly reduced and people would be emotionally stronger. 

Whatever legal support we provide, keeping the child’s best interest in mind must always remain centerstage. Whether it’s addressing a Class-I or II violation, matrimonial dispute, foster care dependency case or any other legal matter, the child’s well-being is a primary objective.

I stress to my clients the importance of having children feel loved by their parents and caregivers and never place innocent lives in damaging situations. Not surprisingly, I am totally against parental alienation and opine that the law must change to implement more severe consequences for parents who do this.

Considering the above, I assist my clients in focusing on the short and long term needs of children, during a time when judgement is typically blurred by anger and/or broken hearts and dreams.

While I address critical family legal matters, I also practice family and adoption law because it enables me to make a difference in people's lives by helping to create “forever families”; or in divorce and paternity cases drive a commitment to preserve family values as much as possible.

It represents life, stability, and the chance to provide a new beginning to an innocent child. It represents the chance for unconditional love, emotional protection, and hope.