Sheriece, born in Worcester, Massachusetts, but raised in Boston, has focused her professional career on creating access and opportunity for underserved and underrepresented populations, throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, but particularly in the City of Boston. Sheriece knows first-hand the challenges communities face in access to resources, education, and knowledge around legal matters, including the real estate market. Sheriece incorporates her years of experience as a private practitioner handling family law, probate law, and real estate law related matters into her work with families seeking to purchase or sell real estate.

Sheriece has led various legal trainings, has presented legal information on a variety of panels within the community, and is committed to empowering people through knowledge. Sheriece is very active in the local and legal community, and affinity bar associations. Sheriece has also received numerous awards for her accomplishments in the legal community and community engagement work.

Sheriece currently serves as a Commissioner on the Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission, Commissioner on the Boston Finance Commission, Trustee on Roxbury Community College Board of Trustees, and Steering Committee Member on the Boston Bar Association Delivery of Legal Services.

Sheriece graduated from George Washington University and Suffolk University Law School.