Grace did not take the conventional path to practicing law. While some people grew up knowing exactly what they want to be, Grace changed her mind about her career every week. That all changed when she joined her local debate team. From that point forward, Grace was committed to becoming an advocate for others. As a new attorney, Grace wants to bring that same dedication to her clients.

Grace received her Bachelors in Maritime Studies from the University of West Florida, where her political research was selected for UWF's Undergraduate Presentation Panel. She received her J.D. from Cumberland School of Law, where she competed with Cumberland’s nationally ranked trial team and won back-to-back titles as a National Finalist. In her final year of law school, Grace served as Chief Judge of the Trial Advocacy Board and received both the Most Valuable Trial Team Member Award and the Mike Papantonio Trial Advocacy Award.

Grace was born and raised in Alabama. She originally grew up near the Alabama coast, but eventually moved to small town called Brantley, Alabama. Fun fact: Grace graduated high school with only 34 people!