Kristen has been at the forefront of breakthroughs in the healthcare industry since starting her legal practice. She has over ten years of experience in the Medical Tourism industry, specializing in the surrogacy and egg donation process on a global level.
Her passion is being a part of the journey in the assisted reproductive technology process of her clients worldwide. Kristen represents clients in drafting legal agreements to be executed with surrogates and intended parents. She also represents parties engaged in egg, sperm, and embryo donations. Her legal background in the healthcare industry makes her a force in ensuring the journey for all parties involved is as honest and positive as possible. Kristen obtained her law degree from Loyola Law School, Los Ángeles, CA where she served as the Managing Editor of the International and Comparative Law Review. While attending law school, her academic pursuits focused on global healthcare and medical tourism. Kristen sees it as her responsibility and honor to provide expert legal representation to gestational carriers, donors, and intended parents, to help couples and individuals realize their dream of a family.
J.D. – Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, CA
Dean’s Scholar
Loyola International and Comparative Law Review, Managing Editor
B.A. Psychology, Minor Economics – Lafayette College, PA
