Michelle Martin

The team at Goff Legal, PC aren’t just lawyers—they’re trusted counselors, administrators, and paralegals who want you to find peace of mind. No matter what stage of life you’re in, our goal is to ensure you have the legal protection to maintain the lifestyle you’ve worked so hard to achieve. We want to help you find the right legal solutions for your estate planning needs. Whether you need to provide for your children, grandchildren, pets, family business, or other entities, our team of skilled estate planning professionals can assist. We deeply value honesty, integrity, and your peace of mind. Meet the team below—then request a consultation so we can get started on your next estate plan. Professional Background Ali grew up in Placer County and received a bachelor’s degree from Sacramento State and a Juris Doctor from the University of California, Davis. She frequently presents for the Professional Fiduciary Association of California, the Probate Section of the Placer County Bar, and the National Business Institute. As a certified performance coach, Ali is passionate about helping women and business owners with their professional endeavors and goals. Ali currently serves on the UC Davis School of Law Alumni Association Board of Directors. Personal Life Ali lives in Loomis with her husband, two sons, one cat, and one dog. In a household of two boys, two furry friends, and a menagerie of other creatures, she understands the importance of providing for all members of the family, including pets. In fact, her love of animals lends itself to helping clients with their pet planning and pet trusts. Outside of work, Ali is a Level 1 Sommelier and enjoys wine tasting, travel, and live music. Professional Background Michelle holds a Juris Doctor with distinction from the prestigious University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law, complemented by a B.A. in Government with a focus on International Relations from Sacramento State University. She has served as court-appointed counsel and Guardian Ad Litem in Sacramento County for probates, contested trust matters, and conservatorship matters.