About Hannah

Hannah grew up in England. In 2003 she moved to the USA where she began to grow her family, which now includes her step-daughter and sons, as well as husband Rick. She and her family enjoy traveling, swimming, the lake, and entertaining. With a blended family, her own practice, three children in three different school districts, and the children’s respective activities, Hannah manages her life and her business with a healthy blend of humor, flexibility, and compassion for others.

Hannah graduated from Sheffield University in 2000. After graduating she went to work for Ernst & Young. After gaining experience there, she moved to Smith & Nephew, an international medical devices company, as the junior manager of its corporate governance department.  Working alongside its executive management team, Hannah helped implement a stock option program later rolled out to its overseas branches.

In 2003 Hannah made the significant leap to move to the USA. After a brief 250-mile stint on the Appalachian Trail followed by the birth of her oldest and an evacuation from Hurricane Katrina, Hannah ended up in Lubbock, Texas. With a desire to expand her education, Hannah applied for and was accepted into Texas Tech University School of Law. Graduating in 2009, cum laude, she made the move to Collin County, Texas, where she has devoted her legal career to family law.

Since 2009, Hannah has worked with the families of Collin County and surrounding counties as an attorney, mediator, amicus attorney, and – most recently – parenting facilitator. As the child of a separated family, and part of her own blended family, Hannah uses her own personal experiences and professional ones to navigate her clients, and mediating parties, to the best possible outcome for their own families.