Texas born and raised, Lindsay has deep roots in the state and a strong appreciation for the values that shape Texas families. She began her professional career in the financial and insurance services industry, where she worked closely with individuals and families to help them understand government retirement accounts and make informed decisions about their financial futures. Through that experience, she gained firsthand insight into how overwhelming and confusing planning can feel without clear, trustworthy guidance.

As her career progressed, Lindsay realized she wanted to do more than explain systems—she wanted to advocate for people and help them protect what they have worked so hard to build. That realization led her to pursue a career in law, where she could combine her financial background with thoughtful legal planning to better serve families, particularly during life’s major transitions.

Lindsay graduated magna cum laude from the University of Texas at Arlington and earned her law degree from Texas A&M University School of Law in Fort Worth. She has completed mediation training and is a qualified mediator, which allows her to approach planning conversations with clarity, balance, and compassion—especially when families are navigating sensitive or emotional decisions.

Today, Lindsay focuses her practice on estate planning and legacy protection. She works with individuals and families to create clear, customized plans that reduce uncertainty, protect loved ones, and provide peace of mind. Her goal is not only to draft documents, but to educate and empower clients so they feel confident about the decisions they are making for themselves and their families.

Outside of her practice, Lindsay is married and recently celebrated her 20-year wedding anniversary. She is also a proud dog mom, and she understands firsthand how family—whether two-legged or four-legged—shapes the planning choices we make. That personal perspective informs her approach to estate planning and reinforces her belief that every family’s plan should reflect what matters most to them.

Lindsay is a member of the State Bar of Texas, and the Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law Section of the State Bar of Texas.