My job is to stand with you and fight for you during the most stressful moments of your life. I take this responsibility as an honor and carry the weight of your situation with the attention it deserves. I am a well-established attorney that practices in numerous areas of the law and throughout the great state of Arkansas. Although my primary focus is on domestic litigation (family law), criminal defense and probate, I also accept cases in various other areas of the law.

The legal services offered by OpenLaw ranged from “advice only” and “limited services” to full representation of the client. The areas of practice depend upon the type of delivery the client is seeking. Certain areas of practice demanded fuller scopes of representation while other legal services could be provided more efficiently and more economically via the unbundled service model. Additionally, OpenLaw provided some services completely virtually when preferred by the client. OpenLaw provided many clients with an easy, effective and, affordable way to solve their legal problems.

Arkansas Legal Services Partnership's primary focus is on utilizing "justice technology" to provide better access, and assistance, in navigating the judicial/legal system. My work involves initiating and implementing innovative solutions for technical distribution of legal resources and legal information via multimedia resources as well as staffing duties for the Access to Justice Commission and Arkansas Pro Bono Partnership. I have worked with the Arkansas Legal Services Partnership (ALSP) for the past ten years. I began working at legal aid as a law student intern (1L) and became Director of the Arkansas Legal Services Partnership in 2011.

Path Designs was established in 2000 in Washington D.C. as sole proprietorship with a client base primarily within the non-profit and activist sectors providing internet and technological solutions. Path Designs relocated to Little Rock, was incorporated in 2002, and began with an extensive client base both in Arkansas and across the nation.

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Duties included field research for urban neighborhoods in the Washington DC.