Elizabeth Robinson has always been driven by one thing: helping people.
After graduating from Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of Arts, Elizabeth knew that helping others wasn't just something she wanted to do on the side. It needed to be the center of her career.
She started in Vulnerable Adult Protection, training to identify and support at-risk individuals while working at a local credit union in the Kalamazoo area. That work opened her eyes to the legal complexities families face when protecting their most vulnerable members. When she transitioned to a role in Kalamazoo County Government, she saw firsthand how the law shapes people's lives, and she realized that practicing law was the most direct way she could make a difference in her community.
Elizabeth enrolled at Western Michigan University - Thomas M. Cooley Law School while working full-time as a legal assistant in Kalamazoo. Balancing law school with hands-on legal work gave her both the academic foundation and the practical experience that define her approach today: thorough, grounded, and always focused on what's best for the client.
With over 15 years of experience, Elizabeth focuses her practice on estate planning, probate, trust administration, bankruptcy, and real estate. Her background in vulnerable adult protection and county government gives her a unique perspective, particularly when working with families navigating elder law issues, Medicaid planning, or the probate process after losing a loved one.
Elizabeth is a Southwest Michigan local who has dedicated her career to the community she grew up in. She understands the challenges her neighbors face because she's part of the same community.