Abby is a University of Washington alumna currently finishing her law degree at Seattle University School of Law.  She is slated to graduate with her Juris Doctorate in 2026.  Abby brings a strong academic, editorial, and practical background to her legal career.  She is a Cum Laude student, Research & Technical Editor for the SU Law Review, and legal author pending publication during the 2025-26 academic year, as well as having been an accomplished Lead Paralegal at Life Point Law prior to attending Law School.

Abby is driven by a profound commitment to serving aging communities.  She aspires to leverage her personal experiences, legal education and professional endeavors to empower individuals and families facing evolving circumstances associated with aging.  Abby’s father is Rajiv Nagaich, CEO of Aging Options and Managing Partner at Life Point Law.  Her childhood was spent with aging Grandparents living in her family home, battling illnesses and disabilities at home, but also blessed with loved ones surrounding them in their final years and moments.  It is no wonder that Abby’s experiences have instilled in her a deep passion and dedication to Elder Law.

In large part due to these experiences, Abby takes a client-centered approach to legal counseling – one that is grounded in empathy and a genuine desire to understand and support each client’s unique needs.  Abby believes the key to success with her clients lies in listening and careful analysis – skills that not only strengthen legal arguments but also help build trust with clients and colleagues alike.  She thrives on the intellectual challenges of the legal field and is passionate about creating structure and support for the aging population as they navigate their retirement years.

When asked what she enjoys most about working at Life Point Law, Abby highlights working with her Mom and Dad, and the amount of care and compassion the team has for each other and their clients.  Abby states, “there’s no place like this one!”