Piper Fortune

I was born and raised in Cotton Plant, Arkansas, a place where wild animals outnumbered people and everyone was a farmer, not a lawyer. In fact, I didn't meet a lawyer until I sought one out in college, having already decided to pursue a career in law. Growing up in such a rural community instilled in me a strong sense of community, a drive to advocate for others, and, most importantly, the value of endurance.

I attended Arkansas Tech University, where I completed my B.A. in Journalism with a focus on Public Relations in just three years. During my college years, I was highly active, serving on boards for my sorority, Delta Zeta, as well as the College Panhellenic Council, the Presidential Leadership Cabinet, and the Arkansas Tech Alumni Association. I was proud to make the Dean’s list, be named in the 2014 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, and be a member of the inaugural class of Arkansas Tech Tradition Keepers.

After college, I moved to Little Rock to start my law studies at Bowen School of Law, where I earned a Top Paper in Supreme Court Litigation. Upon graduating, I joined Hilburn and Harper, Ltd., where I was fortunate to learn the nuances of family law practice from several wonderful mentors and quickly began practicing across the state.

I am a passionate advocate who represents my clients with tenacity and endurance that will continue to serve their interests for years to come. I look forward to continuing to represent clients in child custody disputes, adoptions, paternity actions, guardianships, and divorces. I never shy away from a challenge and particularly excel in cases involving complex marital estates, such as high-value assets, businesses, and farms. Additionally, I am a certified Attorney ad Litem, frequently representing the best interest of minor children involved in high-conflict child custody disputes.

State Bar of Arkansas

Member

2018 - Current

Arkansas

Arkansas Judiciary

Since 2018