Jennifer has handled hundreds of dependency, divorce, custody, criminal and juvenile delinquency cases. Jennifer received her undergraduate degree from Auburn University, where she majored in Polictical Science and Criminology, Jennifer continued her education by obtaining her Juris Doctorate from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 2005. After previously practicing personal injury law, as well as serving as an Assistant District Attorney, Jennifer found her calling as a family law attorney in 2008. Later, Jennifer served as the Title IX Coordinator at Jacksonville State University, where she educated the JSU community about issues involving sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking. After the 2020 regulations were passed, she worked tirelessly to write a compliant policy setting forth a revised process for dealing with these types of allegations and coordinated the disciplinary process related these issues. Then, in 2021, she returned to private practice where she continued representing individuals in family law matters. 

Jennifer understands just how difficult it can be when the court system becomes involved in someone’s personal life. Her clients aren't simply names on a case file, but actual people that she cares and fights for to the best of her ability.