Meredith is a native of and resides in Oakdale, Louisiana with her husband and children. After obtaining her degree from Louisiana State University, Meredith graduated second in her class and magna cum laude at Southern University Law Center in 2012. While in law school, Meredith worked as a teaching assistant in various subjects and was selected for Law Review. Her article entitled "Refineries Need for a Modern OSHA" was selected for publication during her second year of law school. 

 

Since her admission to the Louisiana Bar in 2012, Meredith has aggressively represented clients throughout Louisiana in all aspects of legal matters at both the trial and appellate level. In addition to her private office, she serves as an  Allen Parish Assistant District Attorney and as the Elizabeth Mayor Court's prosecutor.  Meredith has served as an ad hoc law professor at Southern University Law Center and as an attorney-coach for the Louisiana Mock Trial Competition.   

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Meredith contributes her success to the ability to provide an objective and relentless legal approach with an individualized and empathetic perspective. She understands the personal impact of legal issues and the need for dedicated, experienced representation.