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As a former teen mom (twice before the age of 19), Danielle transformed adversity into achievement and has overcome significant personal and health challenges through resilience, faith, and determination. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Faulkner University in 2012, followed by her Master of Paralegal Studies from George Washington University in 2014.

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As a cardiac and autoimmune patient, Danielle has personally experienced the life-altering impact that disability can have on individuals and families. That firsthand understanding fuels her passion for advocacy and compassionate representation.

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In 2019, she passed the national examination and was appointed by the Social Security Administration as an EDPNA. Today, Danielle uses her legal knowledge, professional expertise, and personal experience to advocate for individuals seeking disability benefits. Fighting for the benefits her clients deserve is more than a profession-it is her calling and purpose! 

No representation is made that the quality of services provided by this non-attorney representative are greater than the services provided by other attorneys and/or non-attorney representatives.

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Eligible for Direct Pay Non-Attorney (EDPNA) Representatives are authorized to receive approved fees through the Social Security Administration. All fees are subject to SSA approval, and no guarantees are made regarding outcomes or fee authorization.

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