B.S.W., University of Arkansas, 2016

M.P.A. - University of Little Rock, 2019

J.D. - University of Little Rock, Bowen School of Law, 2019

licensed to practice law in Arkansas and the eastern and western districts of Arkansas; social work license - Arkansas

Attorney Ad Litem

parent counsel - dependency & neglect, 15th judicial district

Member of the Arkansas Bar Association, the Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers, and the Pulaski County Bar Association

Presley is a licensed social worker and committed member of the community. She is actively involved in the Junior League of Little Rock, holding several chair positions.

Presley is a certified trauma specialist, and founded the center for advocacy and awareness, an organization committed to educating attorneys and professionals on trauma.

In law school, Presley earned the Dean’s Certificate of Distinguished Public Service, the Certificate of Public Service, and was editor-in-chief of the Arkansas Journal of Social Change and Public Service. She was also a representative for equal justice works national advisory committee, and now hosts continuing legal education courses on emotional abuse and trauma.

Presley practices in the areas of family law, child custody and support, divorce, child welfare law, child maltreatment, domestic violence law, dependency-neglet law, guardianship/adoption law, and more.