She chose her career path because she always wanted to help people and be of service to the legal system. She enjoys teaching classes and giving back to the community, while also chairing several committees in Denver.

She prepared for her career by obtaining a Doctor of Law (JD) from the University of Colorado School of Law and a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Colorado.

She has not faced many challenges professionally.

Her greatest strength is in the worker's compensation area, as she saw the need in the community. She is bilingual, so she has the ability to help and advocate for those who need a voice.

Her greatest accomplishments to date are her children and her ability to maintain a work-life balance. She is also proud to have been involved with the Colorado Bar Association for more than 20 years.

Her professional goals are to expand the firm and grow personally.

Her inspiration comes from the desire to help, as well as the pride she feels when she can reassure a client that everything will be alright.

Colorado Bar Association; Hispanic Bar Association; Denver Bar Association; Women in Worker's Compensation; Professionals in Worker's Compensation; Worker's Compensation Education Association; Colorado Judicial Institute and Workplace Injury Litigation Group; Metro Volunteer Lawyers; Fellow, Colorado Bar Foundation Fellow; CCIE Dream Teams

The DBA Award of Merit (2012); CBA Worker’s Compensation Section Lance Butler Award (2008); Denver Bar Association Volunteer Lawyer of the Year (2005); Metro Volunteer Lawyer (2004); Super Lawyer; AV Peer Review Rating, Lexisnexis Martindale-Hubbell

Denver Metro Volunteer Lawyers Bar Association

Traveling; Exercising; Reading; Dancing; Scrapbooking; Spending time with her children; Theater