In the years I have worked for various law firms up till I became an attorney, I have been on the frontlines working with clients from the moment they walk through the door till the day their cases are settled, handling intake, document preparation and filings, and appearing with clients before USCIS as an interpreter. I also assisted on high-conflict divorce cases and business disputes as a law clerk, and eventually, a mediator. 

 

The three things I find that people want from their lawyer are: 1) Your case is important to me; 2) I am paying attention to you; and 3) I am working diligently to solve your problems.

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The core values of my law practice are Compassion, Service and Integrity. I believe in transparency, no hidden fees, and being non-judgmental. Transparency means I will assess your case and provide you with what I think professionally is the likelihood of success. No hidden fees will be in our retainer because I will take the time to sit down and explain our contract with you. Being nonjudgmental means I provide a safe space for you to share the details of your case and situation, without any shame, blame or guilt, only listening with empathy.

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As an attorney, I am your ally fighting alongside you, for you, with you. I am your advocate who represents you. 

 

As a mediator, I am your bridge and buffer between both sides to come to a resolution, so both sides can move on to build peace in their lives.

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