Why I Built Victoria

In my years as a divorce attorney, I've seen how isolating and overwhelming divorce can be. When I discovered AI's potential, I knew it could change that.

Since October 2023, AI has become an indispensable partner in my law practice—assisting with everything from deep case analysis and document drafting to refining trial arguments and improving client communication. What started as curiosity quickly became a core part of how I practice law.

The Transformation

AI didn't just save me time—it changed how I approached legal work. My workflow became more efficient. My writing, sharper. I had more time to think strategically, serve clients better, and feel in control again. It was a quiet revolution that transformed my practice—and my peace of mind.

That's when I had a realization: if AI could empower me as a lawyer, what if it could also help the very people I serve? What if it could guide someone through the most emotionally and legally complex chapter of their life—divorce—with compassion, clarity, and intelligence?

The Birth of Victoria

That question sparked the creation of Victoria, the world's first AI Divorce Consultant. Victoria wasn't built in Silicon Valley. She was born out of real courtroom experience and the everyday realities of family law.

She started as a tool for my own practice but quickly became something more—a way to help other attorneys serve more clients, streamline their intake, and stay competitive. A way to help individuals feel heard and guided during moments when empathy and expertise matter most.

A Platform with Purpose

That's why I launched Divorce.law, a national platform where people can meet Victoria—accessible 24/7, grounded in real legal content from leading attorneys, and tuned to each state's unique divorce laws. She answers questions, pre-screens leads, and helps match people with the right law firm—all while maintaining the highest ethical standards.

This isn't a generic chatbot or lead magnet. It's infrastructure for a better, more accessible divorce experience—for both lawyers and clients.

Looking Ahead

This is just the beginning. As AI evolves, so will Victoria—growing smarter, more intuitive, and more integrated with the tools lawyers use daily. I believe this technology will become as essential to modern law firms as email or calendaring.

And I built her for one reason: because the people navigating divorce deserve something better.