While working full time in family law and raising her children, Lori went back to school and earned both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in Organizational Management. Her master's program required a business plan, and that assignment eventually became her first company. It also helped her see that one of her strongest skills is bringing order to chaos such as organizing information, explaining complicated processes, and helping people take the next right step.

Lori brings more than three decades of family law, court, mediation, and organizational experience to the table. Her goal is simple: to help clients feel more prepared, more informed, and less alone during one of life's hardest transitions.

One of the biggest lessons I have learned is not to let fear make decisions for me. Fear of not being good enough, making a mistake, or disappointing someone can be powerful. I think that is one reason I relate so deeply to women going through divorce.

When you are in the middle of a major life transition, fear can make everything feel bigger and harder. With the right support, you can begin making decisions from a place of strength instead of panic.