About Dianne Herman
Dianne Herman Ellis started her professional lifestyles in health care before moving into regulation. She earned an A.S. in Nursing from the University of Mobile in 1991, then returned to high school and received a B.S. from Tulane University in 2004. She completed her law school training at Mississippi College School of Law, earning her J.D. in 2007. The aggregate of medical and legal background shapes how she strategies cases.
Her path from nursing to regulation is visible within the kinds of problems she takes on. After law program she have become active in bar groups that concentrate on household disputes and child welfare. She is a member of the Mississippi Bar Association and the American Bar Association, and she or he participates in the Family Law Sections of both organizations. That involvement maintains her related to evolving developments in state and federal practice.
Ellis holds certification as a Guardian Ad Litem through the Mississippi Bar Association. She also holds certifications associated to family regulation through each the Mississippi and American Bar Associations. Those credentials reflect further training and qualification to symbolize or evaluate the most effective pursuits of minors and vulnerable events in courtroom hearings. She is admitted to practice in Mississippi and within the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Her professional affiliations consist of service in the Mississippi Bar Association’s Family Law Section and club within the LGBT Bar’s Family Law Institute. Those institutions recommend a curiosity within the intersection of household law and community problems. She has labored in settings that require detailed fact-gathering, advocacy before judges, and coordination with social-services mavens.
Ellis practices from Ellis Law Office. There she handles matters that occur in family regulation contexts and serves in capacities that require court-appointed assessments on behalf of children. Her background in nursing has knowledgeable how she evaluates medical and developmental data in family court settings. Colleagues describe her as methodical in case preparation and attentive to procedural requirements.
She remains lively in bar sections that focus on family regulation and baby welfare and keeps current on state and federal rules of practice. Ellis continues to represent clients and serve in court-appointed roles from her office at Ellis Law Office. Her current practice concentrates on family law and guardian ad litem work.
