Whitney Betts

Co-Founder & PRESIDENT

Whitney Betts, co-founder of Betts Law Group, has dedicated her career to advocating for those impacted by trauma.

Fighting tirelessly for her clients over the years, she has learned that every case reveals a unique human story. Each individual she encounters brings their own experiences and challenges, often shaped by past trauma.

This realization has been transformative for Whitney’s work, helping her to understand that effective advocacy isn’t just about winning arguments—it’s about using one’s voice to create meaningful change.

Schedule Your Free Consultation

“I cannot say enough good things about The Betts Law Group. They were very easy to work with and extremely helpful. Not only was my case successful but I am confident that their team negotiated the best possible deal I could get. I give my highest and heartfelt recommendation!”

- TY D.

Whitney’s journey into law was ignited by her early passion for advocacy during her college debate days, where she quickly learned the profound effects that legal decisions can have on individuals and communities.

After exploring various areas of law, Whitney discovered a deep-seated commitment to helping those who have experienced trauma. She spent years in personal injury law, where she came to understand that while cases may seem similar on the surface, the emotional and psychological impact of trauma could differ vastly from person to person.

Her experiences in defense work also played a crucial role in shaping her philosophy. While she excelled in that realm, she often found herself advocating for the very clients she would later represent, educating insurance carriers about the human experiences underlying the legal issues. But this work was disheartening, and Whitney ultimately decided to pivot to a role where she could use her skills to empower others.

At Betts Law Group, Whitney employs trauma-informed practices, which means she understands the complexities of trauma and how it affects her clients’ lives. She recognizes that healing is a multifaceted journey and that legal processes can often feel overwhelming. By ensuring her clients feel understood and supported, she creates a safe space for them to share their stories.

Thomas Betts sitting across from Whitney Betts

As a certified Rape Crisis Counselor, Whitney is particularly passionate about advocating for survivors of sexual assault and harassment. She approaches these sensitive cases with the utmost care, ensuring that her clients feel empowered to reclaim their narratives.

Whitney’s approach to client relationships is characterized by empathy and transparency. She communicates clearly and directly, treating her clients like family and breaking down barriers that often make legal processes feel intimidating.

Beyond her legal work, Whitney is a dedicated mother of two school-aged boys with her husband, Tom, and enjoys spending time with her family. She also maintains a passion for yoga, which she found helpful in balancing the demands of her career and personal life. Although she stepped back from teaching yoga to focus on building her firm, she continues to practice regularly, finding peace and clarity that fuels her advocacy work.

Whitney wakes up every day driven by the knowledge that she is making a meaningful difference in her clients’ lives. She sees her role as not just a legal advocate but as a catalyst for change, guiding individuals through their healing processes and holding those responsible accountable. Her commitment to trauma-informed care and client empowerment defines her work and her legacy in the legal community.