My journey with probate began in 2001, and from that first experience, I knew I had found something truly meaningful. Helping families navigate probate isn’t just a profession for me—it’s a calling. I discovered a deep fulfillment in being able to step in during a difficult time and make a real, lasting impact. It may sound corny, but my clients often become more than just clients. For the time that we are in each other’s lives, we form a bond, and in that moment, we feel more like family.

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When I walk into a home and see everything that needs to be done, I don’t just make a checklist and pass it off—I roll up my sleeves and get to work. That’s what makes me a servant at heart. It would be easy to show up as just a realtor, point out the overgrown yard, the cluttered rooms, or the repairs needed, and simply hand over a list of contractors. But that’s not real help. Real help means stepping in, taking responsibility, and making things happen—so my clients don’t have to shoulder the burden alone.

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One thing I know for certain: without a servant’s heart, there is no business here. The true reward comes after weeks of hard work, when the home is finally ready, and we hold that first open house. Seeing everything come together, knowing I’ve helped a family through one of the toughest transitions of their lives, and feeling their heartfelt appreciation—that’s what makes this work so special.