"The People's Court"

A good Justice of the Peace is trusted, rooted in the community, and understands the experiences of everyday neighbors. I became an attorney later in life—first gaining the perspective of living and working like everyone else, then adding legal training and experience to complement it.

That combination and balance makes me uniquely qualified to create a courtroom that’s clear, approachable, and easy for our community to navigate.

This calling is one I already practice in the courtroom—engaging with people in a down-to-earth way, making the law clear and understandable, and fostering productive conversations that lead to fair and just outcomes.