I greatly enjoy working in Wimberley where I have the privilege to get to know my clients, often greeting them with a hug.  I have a strong moral code and a reputation for bluntness.  I try to bring honor to my profession by living with integrity and being faithful to the ethical standards of the State Bar.  I don't do unnecessary work, nor do I use my position to punish others.  My role is to resolve conflict, not to create it.

 

I consider my vocation as an opportunity to serve.  I have written a monthly column in the Wimberley News & Views to educate the public as to their rights and obligations.  I have sponsored and spoken at local seminars, libraries, clubs and events to teach individuals how to avoid disputes and care for their families.

 

I am a former foster parent, and adoptive parent.  I have 3 daughters, and 2 grandsons.  My kids and grand-kids all came to work with me as infants and toddlers.  Our office is less formal than other law firms, but we want it to be welcoming - not intimidating.  I appreciate that many people come to me in a time of crisis or exciting possibilities.  In such circumstances, I strive to offer information, advice and counseling to assist my clients through life's transitions, and provide advocacy when needed to protect their best interests.