I won't forget the day I was walking on an old road when something hit me hard: I would never be able to say to my dad what I wanted to say. His dementia was mild, but it was there - and the window was closing. I'd missed my chance.

That realization changed everything. It ignited my commitment to making sure other women don't face the same regret - helping them get their affairs in order before it's too late.

I'm a social worker by education with extensive speaking, group facilitation, and conflict resolution training. I've spent 15 years mediating conflicts and learning from some of the greats. Here's what I know: most conflicts aren't really about what people think they're about. There's usually missing information, unspoken expectations, or someone who doesn't feel heard. When families face end-of-life planning without clear documentation, all of that gets amplified during grief.

I've also spent two decades organizing my family's business all while navigating blended family life - so I know firsthand how personal and complicated families can get around tough conversations. If biological families struggle, imagine what blended families face.

That's why my approach is different than an attorney or a legal website.

I give you information you don't even know you don't know - without the cost of sitting in an attorney's office wondering what questions you forgot to ask. I'm personal, relentless, and I bring fun to a topic that terrifies most people.

I genuinely care about people getting their affairs in order before it's too late.

And I'm unafraid of the conversations most people avoid.