Ms. Young attended undergraduate school in Ohio and California , graduating with Bachelor of Science in Laws. She received her Juris Doctor degree from Western State University College of Law in May 1991 and was admitted to the California Bar in December 1991; she was admitted to practice in U.S. District Court that same month.  Prior to opening her own firm in 2000, she worked in management positions with a major manufacturer for a number of years.  

Besides being a member of the State Bar of California, Ms. Young is a member of the Orange County Bar Association, Los Angeles County Bar Association, Southern California Council of Self-Insurers, National Consumer Law Center , Orange County Bankruptcy Forum, and National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys.  She is Past President of the Western State University Alumni Association Board of Directors, past Board member of the Orange County Barristers, and a past member of the City of Corona (CA) Mayor’s Task Force.  She has volunteered at the Public Law Center and continues to assist with charitable organizations throughout the year. 

Her experience in management and manufacturing add depth to her understanding of the concerns facing employees and employers in workers’ compensation and other employment-related matters.  Ms. Young fights for her client to get what is lawfully due to them, providing guidance throughout the worker’s compensation process.

Her experience in trusts and estates and bankruptcy help her relate to circumstances when individuals and businesses find themselves in unique and troubled times.  After reviewing the aspects of a client’s case, she assists them to resolve their estate problems by structuring wills, trusts and other documents to provide the smooth transition of the estate to the beneficiaries.  When debt problems arise, she works hard to make sure they are resolved in a timely and appropriate manner.  She offers personal attention and assistance to her clients in making decisions about pursuing bankruptcy; and then continues to provide guidance to keep the bankruptcy process as painless as possible, giving people a fresh start and relief from harassing phone calls and overwhelming debt.