Built from inside the caseload.
I spent 15 years working inside immigration law firms before I built Simplarity. I did not arrive from consulting or software. I came from the caseload itself.
4,000+
Immigration matters across a career
1,000+
Active matters managed simultaneously
15 yrs
Inside immigration legal operations
7 circuits
Federal circuit precedent contributions
My background
I worked inside immigration law firms for 15 years, across family-based, humanitarian, and employment-based practice areas, as well as federal circuit litigation. I was not the attorney. I was the person managing the caseload, tracking the deadlines, running the intake process, and keeping the operation moving while the attorneys focused on legal strategy.
At peak, I was managing over 1,000 active immigration matters simultaneously. I have supported thousands of cases across my career, including work before immigration court and the Board of Immigration Appeals. Brief drafting I contributed to has been cited in precedent decisions in 7 of the 13 federal circuits.
In 2015, I founded Above and Beyond Paralegal Services. I am currently completing my Juris Doctor and hold a Certified AI Business Strategist designation. I understand immigration compliance from the inside, which is why every system I design accounts for what can and cannot be automated in this practice area.
Before building Simplarity, I also led two separate seven-figure financial turnarounds in under 12 months each. The operational discipline that produced those results is the same discipline I bring to every immigration practice I work with.
Why I founded Simplarity
Immigration attorneys are doing serious legal work inside operations that were never built to handle the volume. I watched it from inside the caseload for years. Intake falling through the cracks. Follow-up living in someone's head. Deadlines tracked in spreadsheets. Documents saved under inconsistent names and found at the worst possible moment.
The tools were not the problem. The problem was that no one had designed the workflow first. Software layered on top of a broken process automates the broken process.
I founded Simplarity to fix the workflow before touching any tool. To build systems that reflect how immigration work actually moves, with compliance requirements built in from the start, not patched in afterward.
I do not sell software. I build the operational infrastructure immigration firms should have had from the beginning.
How I work
Audit first.
I start by mapping how the practice actually operates, not how the intake form says it should. That gap is usually where the time is going.
Design before building.
Every automation failure I have seen started the same way: a broken workflow, automated. I fix the workflow first. Every time.
Build for compliance.
Immigration practices have specific constraints around what can and cannot be automated. The system I design accounts for that before a single line of code is written.
No unnecessary complexity.
I do not recommend tools you do not need. I build on a lean modern stack, and I design systems your team can actually use without training every six months.