Courtney was born and raised in Southern California before eventually making Utah her home. She has over five years of experience as an estate planning paralegal, assisting with wills, trusts, probate, and guardianships. Her experience helping families through major life transitions inspired her to pursue family law, where she approaches each case with empathy, precision, and care.

Courtney also co-founded Vigilante Legal, a consumer advocacy initiative created in response to the 2022 Eras Tour ticketing fiasco with Ticketmaster. Through the organization, she helped coordinate and document more than 1,200 fan submissions outlining discrimination and accessibility concerns, which led to a formal complaint filed with the Federal Trade Commission. Her work through Vigilante Legal earned her a feature in the Salt Lake Tribune and a mention on Wikipedia.

Courtney earned her Paralegal Certificate from the Center for Advanced Legal Studies and is pursuing her Associate of Applied Science in Paralegal Studies. She is a member of the Utah State Bar Paralegal Division, the Rocky Mountain Paralegal Association, and the National Federation of Paralegal Associations (NFPA).

Courtney is known for her strong attention to detail, her calm and compassionate approach, and her dedication to making every client feel heard and supported.

Outside of work, Courtney enjoys spending time reading, watching Thai dramas and live theater, and cross-stitching—lovingly outnumbered by her four cats.