I started Moore Law Firm because I wanted to do work I love, in the place I
call home, for the people who live here. Estate planning can feel out of reach
or overwhelming, but it is one of the most caring things you can do for your
family. The part I love most is sitting down with people, understanding what
matters to them, and helping them put a plan in place that gives them peace
of mind. So many of my clients worry about being a burden to their children
or leaving their family with a mess to sort out. Helping take that worry off
their shoulders is why I do this.
I earned my law degree from Willamette University College of Law, where I
was honored with the Order of the Barristers, a distinction given to a select
number of graduates. Before law school, I earned two bachelor’s degrees, in
criminal justice and philosophy, from Washington State University. I have
been licensed to practice law in Texas since 2013, and I am a member of the
State Bar of Texas and its sections on Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law,
General Practice, Solo and Small Firm, and Women and the Law.
Friendswood has been home for more than a decade. The families I work
with are my neighbors, and I care about this community because I am part of
it. Whether your estate is simple or complex, my goal is the same: to give
you clear, honest guidance, and a plan that fits your life.
