The life behind the work.

I aged out of foster care at eighteen and experienced homelessness. I know what it means to need help and to have to figure things out with very little support.

I earned my GED and later an associate degree from Rowan College at Burlington County. Computers had interested me since I was fourteen. That curiosity grew into practical skills, independent consulting, and a career working with systems other people relied on.

I founded JMA Computer Services LLC in 2013 and closed it around 2018. My work has included networks, servers, storage, and security, along with working as a Systems Analyst supporting Microsoft / Turn10 Studios.

For more than fifteen years, I’ve taught myself how to navigate the court system while representing myself. That has meant learning procedures, preparing filings, organizing evidence, and trying to make my own voice heard.

One part of that history is my petition to the United States Supreme Court in Abrams v. Isolda. It was docketed as No. 25-6394 on December 17, 2025. The petition was denied on February 23, 2026. The filing and outcome are part of a longer record of self-representation.

I founded Just Liberty Incorporated because I wanted people navigating difficult systems to have tools and resources I had needed myself. The nonprofit is named after my rescue dog, Liberty.

JustLegal.me is its main platform. I build software to help people prepare documents, organize case materials and evidence, and find court forms and legal resources. This is where my experience in the courts and my work as an engineer come together.

My faith in God sustains me. Prayer, gratitude, and the desire to be useful to other people are part of how I understand my purpose. Music and writing give me other ways to express what I’m learning and living through.

My questions also take me into physics, computing, and materials. The Abrams Event Address explores how to describe events in space and time. In 2026, I established Abrams Research Systems LLC for commercial engineering and research, with RawCarbon as its connected materials venture.

I’m still building this life. I want to share the work, meet people who bring their own questions and experience, and see what we can make possible together.