Audrey’s practice focuses exclusively on pro bono matters, and concentrates on serving as guardian ad litem for children involved with the Fulton County Juvenile Court. She also serves on a committee convened by the Hon. Willie Lovett to create a protocol for how Fulton County Juvenile Court will adapt to comply with Georgia’s new Juvenile Code. As part of her two year fellowship, Audrey will spend four months with the Atlanta Legal Aid Society in their Southside office. Audrey's practice also includes family law matters such as adoptions.

While studying at Emory University School of Law, Audrey concentrated her studies on child advocacy. She received a grant for the summer of 2012 through the Emory Summer Child Advocacy Program to work for the Fulton County Office of the Child Attorney, where she represented children in foster care at their court hearings under the Georgia Third Year Practice Act. Audrey continued her representation of court-involved youth under this Act as an intern for the Office of the Public Defender, Atlanta Judicial Circuit. Audrey was awarded the Dean’s Award for her work as a student in the Children’s Rights Appellate Practicum, where she worked as part of a student team to write and submit an amicus brief to the Supreme Court of the United States.