Biography
Rachael is an Assistant Prosecutor who focuses on prosecuting juvenile delinquency and traffic cases and working with the Williams County Department of Job and Family Services in juvenile abuse, neglect, dependency cases. Rachael also handles some of the civil matters for the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney.

Education
Rachael is a graduate of Kalamazoo College with a liberal arts bachelor’s degree in psychology. While at Kalamazoo, Rachael studied abroad in Strasbourg, France, and completed her Senior Individualized Project studying the positive effects of shared parenting in Williams County. After graduating from Kalamazoo, Rachael received her Juris Doctor from Thomas M. Cooley law school with a General Practice, Solo and Small Firm concentration. She also interned at the Cooley Sixty Plus, Inc. Elder Law Clinic.

Experience & Memberships
Before joining the Williams County Prosecutor’s office, Rachael practiced general law in Montpelier with her father. Rachael is a past president and current member of the Montpelier Area Foundation and is a very active member of the Montpelier Rotary Club and the current first vice present. She is a past president and current member of the Williams County Bar Association. She is a lifelong Montpelier resident and lives with her husband, Tyson in rural Montpelier.