Lynn joined our firm in 2023 with a focus on estate and trust administration. Lynn earned her Bachelor of History degree from Auburn University in 1990, and her Juris Doctor from the University of Memphis in 1993. She became a member of the Tennessee Bar in 1993 and the South Carolina Bar in 2022. Lynn has lived in the United States and Canada. While in law school, she worked for the Tennessee General Assembly and thereafter for the Tennessee Attorney General. While in Canada, she worked in a Canadian law firm and eventually became the Registrar of the Prince Albert Land Titles in the Province of Saskatchewan. Upon her return to the United States, she has devoted herself to the community by serving in the field of education with Certificate of Teaching from the American Montessori Society. She has served in leadership roles in both public and private schools. Through the years, Lynn has tirelessly promoted and educated others on the importance of estate planning. Lynn’s passion for the law and particularly estate and trust administration stems from the fact that she is deeply committed to assisting people in their time of need.

In her spare time, Lynn enjoys spending time with her husband and four children as well as boating on the May River, reading and needlepointing.