She is a member of the Family Divorce and Mediation Council of NY and is a founding member of the LGBTQ Collaborative Professionals of NYC, Inc. She has represented individual clients for over 25 years in the areas of estate planning, real estate, second parent adoptions and family law. In the past six years as more and more of her clients have married and have children, she has embraced the holistic, alternative dispute models of mediation and collaborative law as a means to assist her clients forming new family relationships or dissolving those relationships while acknowledging and honoring the years they had together. While these methods don't work for everyone, she is confident that the LGBTQ community can divorce better and with more caring than their straight counterparts if they honor their own particular culture and community.