I am running for Family Court Judge with a deep sense of purpose-driven by my experiences as a lawyer, volunteer, and, most profoundly, as a daughter of a teacher and a working mother to two young children. The challenges faced by working parents are not just legal matters for me; they are personal. Navigating the complexities of family court is not an abstract concept but a reality that I understand intimately.

As a mother, I have felt the strains of balancing a demanding career with the joys and responsibilities of parenthood. I bring a fresh perspective to the table, one grounded in the daily struggles of working people who are often caught in the intricate web of family court proceedings. I firmly believe that family court decisions can have long-lasting developmental outcomes for children, outcomes that are significantly influenced by their parents' work lives. It's not just a legal obligation; it's a moral responsibility to ensure that our actions in family court today positively shape the future generations we are nurturing. I am committed to approaching this role with empathy, understanding, and a genuine connection to the challenges faced by working parents, seeking to create a family court environment that truly serves the best interests of our families and, by extension, our community's future.