J.D., Baylor University School of Law, 2008

B.A., cum laude, Texas A&M University, Liberal Arts, 2005

All Texas State Courts, 2008

United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas, 2010
United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, 2020

State Bar of Texas, Member

Brazos County Bar Association, Member

Brazos County Young Lawyers Association, Member

Texas Young Lawyers Association

Texas Bar Foundation, Fellow

State Bar of Texas, Director, 2016-2019

“Ethics and Administrative Law: How the Proposed Amendments to the Texas Rules of Professional Conduct May Impact Administrative Proceedings,” TEXAS TECH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JOURNAL, Spring 2010.

Order of the Barristers, Baylor University School of Law

Junior League of Bryan/College Station, Sustainer

Born in Fairfield, Illinois, Ms. Rhodes is married to Casey Rhodes, also a Texas A&M graduate, and they have two children.  Ms. Rhodes enjoys reading, trying new recipes, hiking, and running, she is a Chevron Houston Marathon Finisher and a BCS Marathon finisher. The Rhodes are members of Christ United Methodist Church in College Station.

Ms. Rhodes joined West, Webb, Allbritton & Gentry, P.C., as an associate in 2008.  She practices general civil litigation, including family and employment law.   She is a former President of the Texas Young Lawyers Association.  As a TYLA officer and director, Rhodes served as co-chair and vice chair of the Law Focused Education and Family Law Committees, and Vice Chair of the Community Education and National Trial Competition Committees.   She has worked on many TYLA projects, including Teach Safe. Learn Safe. Be Safe., Spanish for Lawyers, Natural Disaster Resource Kits, Free from Violence, BSAFE , What Do Lawyers Do?, Breathe Free: A Guide to Immigration, The Texas Attorney General: What They Can Do for You, and What to Do When They Call, and as contributing editor for E-News and the Lawyers Who Lunch blog.