I recently had the opportunity to speak at the Family Law Summit (Zoom Summit), where I shared insights on a topic close to my heart: “AI & Automation in Family Law: Streamline Intake, Docs, and Strategy.” It was an inspiring event that brought together practitioners passionate about improving how we serve families—smarter, faster, and more…
In today’s fast-paced world, technology has become more than just an option—it’s a necessity. For law firms, being technologically advanced is not just about keeping up with trends; it’s about delivering faster, smarter, and more client-focused service. At Pinay Law, we’ve embraced innovation as part of our mission to make legal processes simpler and more…
On October 22, I had the honor of speaking at the Panel: Growing Your Practice, an engaging discussion that brought together lawyers and firm owners to share real-world insights on law firm growth, leadership, and resilience. Hosted by ISBA Mutual, the panel gathered experienced practitioners who have navigated the challenges of building and sustaining successful…
Day 2 of ClioCon 2025 in Boston was more than a continuation of a conference—it was a momentum shift. It was a day of transformation, resilience, and leadership for those willing to embrace the evolution of the legal profession. I once again attended with Alexis Conley, and I could feel the collective energy rise as…
The legal industry is changing—and at Clio Cloud Conference 2025 in Boston, that transformation was on full display. I had the privilege of attending Day 1 of the event on October 16 alongside Alexis Conley of Pinay Law and my husband, Ian Sharping. As a legal entrepreneur and founder of Pinay Law, I came to…
For many families, pets are more than just animals — they are beloved members of the household. When couples go through a divorce or separation, one of the most emotional and difficult questions that arises is: Who gets to keep the pet? At Pinay Law, we understand that disputes over pet custody can be just…
When it comes to divorce, many assume it’s a mutual decision, or worse, they stereotype women as impulsive or overly emotional. But the data tells a deeper, more nuanced story. According to the American Sociological Association, 70–80% of divorces are initiated by women. That’s not just a statistic, it’s a pattern. And it raises an…