LaShaunté Henry-Steele is a powerhouse attorney with over fourteen years of experience and a legal background that covers almost every angle imaginable. Licensed in both Texas and Louisiana, she has worked across the legislative, judicial, and executive branches of government, giving her a perspective on the law that few can match. Today, she focuses her talents on Family Law, where she uses her vast knowledge to guide clients through complex transitions. LaShaunté’s journey began at Southern University Law Center, where she was a standout student who even helped launch a mediation program for landlord-tenant disputes. Her career has taken her from the halls of Congress in D.C. to the Louisiana Governor’s Office, where she managed legal matters for millions in federal disaster grants. She’s also run her own practice and worked for the U.S. Small Business Administration. This varied path means she isn’t just familiar with the courtroom; she understands the big-picture systems that affect her clients' lives. Beyond her impressive resume and membership in numerous bar associations, LaShaunté is deeply rooted in her community and family. She is a dedicated wife and mother, often cheering on her daughter at gymnastics competitions. When she isn’t advocating for her clients, you’ll likely find her in the kitchen whipping up authentic Louisiana favorites like seafood gumbo or homemade French bread. Her blend of high-level government experience and down-to-earth compassion makes her a formidable advocate who truly cares about the families she represents.