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LynMarie started her first business as a means to eventually go to law school. In those days, law schools didn’t offer part-time, or flexible schedules. LynMarie looked at business ownership as a way to make a living while attending full-time law school.

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As a youth, LynMarie always wanted to be a business owner and a lawyer. She continued her education until taking the plunge and applying to law school. Originally, LynMarie wanted to be a divorce attorney, but years of doing business and working with other business owners opened her eyes to the struggles of entrepreneurs.

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     “Many people open businesses because they want to make money with their passion, but they fail to see the ramifications of not following the rules. It’s not usually because they want to defy the rules, but they simply don’t know what the rules are or didn’t know the rule applied to them,” said LynMarie.

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     As a small business owner herself, LynMarie can practice the legal areas she desires, while still helping and promoting business success.

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     “If it touches the lives of the people in our community, I want to help. And if I don’t have the skills to help I will help you find the right person.” LynMarie continues, “Our community will continue to grow and become more successful with the work and efforts of the people we see and talk to every day. Our community does not only include local people, but those individuals and businesses we frequent and see on social media every day.”

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     “As a business owner, I was able to make money. Throughout the years, I’ve sold businesses, even given away businesses, but I felt I needed to complete my legal education to truly help.”

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     She possesses an extraordinary passion for helping the self-employed and their families create the business and life they desire. LynMarie is a proud wife, mother, and Air Force veteran. She is a serial-business owner and not-so-good gardener.