I was born and raised right here in San Jose, and I’ve built my practice with the people of Santa Clara County in mind—families looking for peace of mind, clarity, and a sense of direction when it comes to their legacy.

My focus is estate planning, especially for individuals and families who are retired or preparing for retirement. Many of my clients are navigating blended family dynamics or just want to make sure their children, loved ones, and wishes are taken care of in the right way. I don’t believe in cookie-cutter plans. I always begin by asking what you really want—financially, personally, and even emotionally. The plan should reflect your values and the life you’ve built.

During law school at UC Hastings, I worked with the UCSF/UC Hastings Medical-Legal Partnership. That experience made it clear to me that I wanted to work with real people, not corporations or abstract entities. I found estate planning to be deeply personal and constructive—something that allowed me to help clients move forward with confidence and calm.

Since 2019, I’ve been practicing law in the Bay Area, and I’ve had the opportunity to help families avoid conflict, preserve wealth, and in some cases, recover what others told them they had no chance of getting back. While I do take on select litigation cases, estate planning is the heart of my practice.

Clients often tell me that I’m approachable and easy to talk to. I take pride in that. My goal is to provide honest, thoughtful guidance and to be someone clients feel comfortable turning to when making important life decisions.

I currently serve as a Commissioner on the San Jose Historic Landmarks Commission. When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my wife and family—something that reminds me every day why this work matters.