Hi, I’m Jill.

For more than a decade, I dedicated my legal career to helping individuals and families make informed, meaningful decisions about their estates and legacies. My work at prominent law firms included guiding high-net-worth clients through complex tax and trust issues, establishing private trust companies, and crafting tailored estate plans to address unique personal and financial circumstances.

Although I’ve stepped away from practicing law, my 12 years as a trust, estate, and tax attorney have provided me with the insight, experience, and expertise to make a broader, more meaningful impact. Today, I help individuals and families prepare for the realities of death and dying with compassionate, personalized guidance.

For senior citizens, family caregivers, and anyone feeling overwhelmed, I simplify estate organization, demystify end-of-life processes, and provide step-by-step support—ensuring clarity and comfort through every decision. I offer a unique blend of legal insight, empathy, and hands-on help that goes far beyond conventional checklists. With my guidance, end-of-life planning transforms from a daunting, impersonal task into a meaningful, manageable experience—focused on clarity, legacy, and family harmony.

Originally from upstate New York and raised on Long Island, I attended Dartmouth College before living and working in New York City, then earned my law degree at Vanderbilt Law School. After several years practicing law in Nashville, I moved to Michigan with my husband, daughter, and three dogs to be closer to his family. I’m continually inspired by the resilience, care, and love I see in the families I serve.