About Amy

My practice has substantial litigation experience and successful resolutions through non-court settlements, including Collaborative Law. I educate and inform clients how to choose the divorce process that fits their unique circumstances with an emphasis on keeping control over personal decisions and achieving an amicable outcome whenever possible. My practice philosophy is to take time to understand each client so we can identify and develop the strategy, options, advice, and services to best meet the client’s needs as well as the family’s needs. One size does not fit all.

I have a strong interest in promoting the betterment of Florida’s families and advancing family law. I became an attorney in 2000 and have been an active member of the Florida Bar Family Law Section since 2004, an organization which has approximately 4000 members. I became a member of the Family Law Section Executive Council in 2007 and was Chair of the Section in 2019-2020. I have also been actively involved with the Family Law Section Legislation, Publications, and Continuing Education committees. In recognition of my community involvement, I have received numerous awards including the 2008 Circuit Award of the Florida Bar President’s Pro Bono Award for my voluntary legal aid services. My extensive involvement in statewide family law activities enables me to bring up to date legal knowledge and resources to benefit my clients and improve family law in Florida.

As an almost life long resident of Central Florida, I grew up in Longwood, graduating from Woodlands Elementary and Trinity Preparatory School. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland at College Park and my law degree from Suffolk University in Massachusetts. I am a member of numerous legal organizations which include the Florida Bar, the Orange County Bar Association, the Collaborative Law Group of Central Florida, the Florida Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, and the Central Florida Family Law Inn.