Jaime Caprietta

Hello! My name is Jaime Tetreault and I come from a military household where service and sacrifice were a way of life. My father served with honor, completing six tours in Afghanistan while my mother raised four children and held everything together at home. Growing up in that environment taught me the value of strength, faith, and preparation—and shaped the way I approach life and the work I do today.​

Before I ever opened a law book, I wore a badge and a uniform. I spent nearly a decade in law enforcement, doing work most people could never imagine. I loved the adrenaline of the job, but more than that, I loved the trust built with my community: high-fiving kids at the fair, waving to churchgoers, and being someone others could count on.​ Like many in high-risk careers, I believed I was invincible. That belief shattered in May 2011 when one of our county sergeants, was ambushed and killed in his patrol car. He left behind a wife and three small children. That tragedy made me reevaluate everything.

Soon after, I left law enforcement and enrolled in law school. I didn’t plan to become an estate planning attorney—truthfully, it was one of my hardest classes—but God had other plans. Through my own experiences, I began to understand how crucial it is to prepare for the unexpected. Despite being in a dangerous career, I hadn’t thought much about estate planning beyond basic life insurance. Now, as a wife and mom to two small children, I know that real love means preparing for a future you might not be a part of.

Estate planning isn't just for the wealthy—it's for anyone who loves someone. Scripture reminds us that “A good man leaves an inheritance for his children's children” (Proverbs 13:22). I’ve seen what happens when there is no plan—confusion, stress, and financial strain. I’ve had grieving friends ask, “What do I do now?” That’s why I choose do this work.​