Focused on litigation-driven real estate valuation, this MAI-designated appraiser brings more than 30 years of experience analyzing complex appraisal issues, particularly in eminent domain, condemnation, and diminution in value matters. She holds an Associate of Arts degree and has completed qualifying appraisal education for state certification as well as advanced appraisal education leading to the MAI designation. Her work includes evaluation of external influences such as landfills, powerlines, and other NIMBY conditions, along with detailed analysis of damages related to partial takings, loss of access, changes in highest and best use, and environmental or construction-related impacts. Experience also extends to appraisal review, report preparation, and expert support for both plaintiffs and defendants.

Her professional background includes founding and leading a consulting firm dedicated to litigation valuation services, with testimony provided in state courts, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, arbitration, and tax-related proceedings, as well as service as a Special Magistrate for ad valorem tax matters. The expert has also contributed to the appraisal profession through published articles, textbook authorship, and national presentations, reflecting ongoing involvement in advancing appraisal methodology and communicating complex valuation concepts in legal contexts.