Hannah is a Franklin County native. She graduated from Missisquoi Valley Union High School in 2007 and earned her bachelor's degree from Keene State College in 2011. Before pursuing a career in law, she worked in a variety of professional roles, including human resources and financial management, experiences that provided her with a practical understanding of the challenges facing individuals, families, and businesses.
\nToday, Hannah practices in the areas of commercial and residential real estate, real estate development, estate planning, probate administration, business law, and civil litigation. She represents buyers, sellers, developers, lenders, businesses, and individuals in a wide range of transactions, from residential closings to complex commercial acquisitions, development projects, financing, and business matters. Her litigation practice includes representing clients in property and boundary disputes, as well as other civil and tort matters.
\nIn her estate planning practice, Hannah believes every client deserves a plan tailored to their unique circumstances, goals, and family dynamics. She works closely with clients to develop personalized estate plans that reflect their wishes, protect their loved ones, and provide peace of mind for the future.
\nShe is committed to providing practical legal guidance and personalized service, helping clients navigate complex legal matters with professionalism, integrity, and attention to detail.
\nHannah lives in Franklin County with her husband and their two children. Outside of her legal practice, she enjoys volunteering in her community, is a novice painter, and is an avid reader.
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