My name is Santi Parks, and I was born in Texarkana, Texas, and have lived in Bossier City since 1981. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Louisiana Tech University in 2001. I earned my law degree from Louisiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center, and have been licensed to practice law in Louisiana since 2006.
Following law school, I served a year-long Judicial Clerkship in the Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court, Bossier-Webster Parishes. During that time, I developed skills and knowledge that would have otherwise taken more than 10 years to learn. After my clerkship, I entered private practice as a solo practitioner, sharing office space with attorney Tommy Wilson.
In 2011, I accepted an appointment as an Assistant District Attorney for Bossier and Webster Parishes, which I still hold today. As Assistant DA, I prosecute cases ranging from First Degree Murder to speeding tickets. My time as Assistant DA has given me unparalleled courtroom and trial experience. I met my wife, Julianna Petchak Parks, while in law school. We moved back to Bossier City to establish our careers in the area where we grew up. We're the proud parents of two sons.
I began working at the law firm in 2018. I offer support on every case we handle. I also handle the day to day client interaction to be able to promptly answer all the questions that a client might have, and if I don’t have the answer, I make sure to get the answer as soon as possible. I am always available for our clients and their needs.
I moved to North Louisiana in 2015, and have made it my home with my family. I am originally from Gulf Breeze, Florida, where my parents still reside. I am the proud mother of four children.
I began my career in the legal field in 2017 and, until I met Santi, did not think the legal field was my calling. After buying into the “work hard and always take care of the client” mentality, observing Santi helping others and always going above and beyond, I found my calling and my work home. Our clients love us and that makes all the difference.
