Christina originally joined Martin Heller Potempa & Sheppard in 2013 and worked with the team as a paralegal for several years. She rejoined MHPS in 2022 as an intake paralegal.
Christina originally joined Martin Heller Potempa & Sheppard, PLLC in 2013 and worked with the team as a paralegal for several years. In 2016, she relocated with her family to Tampa, Florida. She rejoined MHPS in 2022 as an intake paralegal, a position which allows her to work 100% remotely. Her vast knowledge, great work ethic, and knack for communicating with clients make her the perfect first point of contact for the firm.
Christina has a B.S. degree in Legal Studies from Kaplan University and over 14 years of experience in law office case management and administration. As a paralegal, her primary focuses have been in family law, conservatorships, and estate administration.
Christina enjoys spending time with her family, yoga, crochet, and photography. She loves venturing to theme parks and the beach. She volunteers for the PTA and a non-profit women’s recovery organization.
You can only represent someone else in court if you're an attorney. In other words, don't send your mom, dad, or girlfriend to speak for you.
Buying life insurance is like fixing a leak in your roof...The longer you wait, the more expensive it gets.
If you are a fiduciary, do not buy a car with your 8-year-old child's settlement money.
Read what you sign. You’re not that busy.
Things your conservatorship lawyer doesn't want to hear: "I've been signing my mom's name to her checks for the past three years. How could that be a problem?"
Think of legal forms companies like the plumbing section of Home Depot and ask yourself, “Do I really know what the hell I’m doing, or should I hire a pro?”
