Bhumi received her Juris Doctorate from Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University in New York. During her time in law school, Bhumi served as a student attorney at the Immigration Justice Clinic at John Jay Legal Services. Prior to moving to Utah, Bhumi enjoyed a judicial clerkship with the Honorable Madelin F. Einbinder, Presiding Judge of the Family Part in Ocean County Superior Court in New Jersey.

During her clerkship, Bhumi gained knowledge and experience working with various family law matters including domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, and custody. Bhumi specialized in non-dissolution matters, involving parents who were not legally married or for other adults filing for Court relief on behalf of minor children. In her role as a law clerk, Bhumi was also able to amicably settle cases while serving as a mediator in landlord-tenant and small claims matters. After her clerkship, Bhumi gained experience at a boutique general practice firm in New Jersey, with a focus on community association law and civil litigation. Following her move to Utah, Bhumi expanded her expertise at a family law firm specializing in divorce and custody matters before joining CoilLaw.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Bhumi enjoys activities like reading, hiking, and traveling. These pursuits allow her to stay active and continuously learn while also inspiring her to explore new perspectives and ideas. Bhumi is passionate, diligent, and committed to achieving her clients’ objectives. She strives to provide a thorough and thoughtful approach to every matter. Bhumi looks forward to fiercely advocating for her clients at CoilLaw.