Katherine was born and raised outside Atlanta, Georgia. She attended Georgia State University, graduating with degrees in political science and public policy. After, she relocated to New Orleans, Louisiana where she attended Tulane University, and received her M.S., as well as her Juris Doctor.

Katherine began her practice in Louisiana as a policy fellow analyzing coastal restoration finance, climate adaptation policy, and private water and mineral rights in the Mississippi River Delta region. A passion of hers, she continues to serve on the Advisory Board of the Tulane Institute on Water Resources Law & Policy. She later moved to Asheville to be closer to family and pursue a more traditional legal career, litigating in federal court and handling both residential and commercial real estate transactions before forming her own firm.

Katherine combines a strong work ethic and organized mind with a drive to find solutions for even the most complex issues, providing clients with seamless service and advocacy in transactional matters. She is admitted to practice in New York, North Carolina, and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina. Active in our community, she is a member of the Buncombe County Bar Association, serving as Vice President of its Executive Committee, and serves on the Board of the Asheville Buncombe County Land Trust.

Away from work, Katherine enjoys traveling, tunes, and tacos with her trusty companions - her husband, John, and her pups, Candler and Gerald.