She practices matrimonial and immigration law. She is a graduate of Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center and Tufts University. While in college, she studied Politics and English Literature at St. Anne’s College, Oxford University for one year through the Boston University Oxford Honors Program. In law school, she was chosen to present her independent writing paper on pornography, feminism, and free speech implications before her peers and professors at the Touro Law Center Student Colloquium. She was also a recipient of the Exceptional Service to the Public and Community and Exemplary Contribution to the Quality of Student Life Awards upon her graduation from law school. Prior to joining Gehi and Associates, Courtney worked for a solo practitioner in Manhattan who concentrated largely in matrimonial and family law. In her free time, Courtney likes to read and play the piano.