Lindsay’s capacity for quick-witted and fervent advocacy became immediately apparent when she appeared before The Family Court of the State of New York for the County of Kings just two days after being admitted to the New York State Bar. Lindsay earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology from Syracuse University, with an integrated major in Forensic Science and minor in Psychology. At Syracuse, Lindsay completed a thesis concentrating on the value and vulnerability of consultation-liaison psychiatrists as expert witnesses. Lindsay earned her J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law where she engaged in a year-long clinic with The Innocence Project as a post-conviction DNA Litigation intern. As a clinic intern for Bronx Defenders Family Defense Practice, Lindsay discovered her passion for Family Law and defense of parents facing serious child protective allegations. Lindsay was a Staff Editor and Assistant Symposium Editor for the Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law and interned at The Legal Aid Society’s Criminal Appeals Bureau. She spent time in Cardozo’s two-week Intensive Trial Advocacy Program where she learned to compose nuanced legal arguments and utilize effective courtroom tactics which have translated into her daily representation of clients before the Courts of the State of New York. Lindsay and her cat, Eloise, live in Bedford Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, New York.