Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Hope attended the University of New Mexico for her first year of undergrad, then graduated with a BA in Psychology and a Pre-Law concentration from Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Receiving her J.D. from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. 

Hope has experience in family and juvenile law in both public and private settings. She represented minors through the University of Arizona’s Family and Child Law Clinic, externed in family court at the Pima County Superior Court, and worked as a law clerk at a private practice firm in Tucson, gaining broad hands-on experience in family law. She also received a CALI Award for excellence in Mediation and graduated with the Family and Juvenile Law Certificate with her J.D. from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law.

With a lifelong commitment to supporting children and families, Hope brings deep compassion and integrity to her family law practice. Her unique blend of personal insight and professional expertise allows her to advocate effectively for her clients every step of the way. A hard worker, Hope gained meaningful experience before starting her legal career. In high school, she worked with children and families as a gymnastics coach. And, throughout undergrad, in addition to interning at a personal injury firm, she worked with parents and children as a teacher at a children’s academy.