Hope Sage

Hope Sage is a Brandon, Mississippi native where she continues to live and raise her two daughters, Emma and Alan Kate. Her path to the legal profession was anything but traditional. Before entering the practice of law, Hope spent nearly a decade working in fast-paced dental and healthcare environments, experiences that shaped both her work ethic and her ability to connect with people during difficult and emotional moments in their lives.

Determined to pursue a career centered on advocacy and service, Hope ultimately set her sights on family law and committed fully to that goal. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences from University of Mississippi Medical Center and later obtained a Master of Science in Administration with a concentration in Leadership from Liberty University. She went on to graduate from Mississippi College School of Law in 2026 and was admitted to the Mississippi Bar that same year.

Hope tailored her legal education specifically toward children and domestic relations law, earning a Certificate in Juvenile and Family Legal Studies while focusing her coursework and practical experience on matters impacting children and families. During law school, she served as a Guardian ad Litem in chancery court proceedings across Mississippi involving adoptions, termination of parental rights, and custody disputes. She also clerked for both chancery and appellate court judges, gaining firsthand experience in the judicial process from multiple perspectives.

In addition to her legal career, Hope proudly serves in the Mississippi Army National Guard as a Human Resources Noncommissioned Officer and is one of only a small number of female paratroopers within the organization. In Fall 2026, she is scheduled to commission into the Judge Advocate General’s Corps, where she will continue serving soldiers and their families across Mississippi as a JAG officer.

Hope’s dedication to advocacy has earned recognition both inside and outside the courtroom. In 2025, she received the Mississippi Bar Litigation Specialty Award, followed by the Mississippi Bar Family Law Section Award in 2026. She has also received multiple trial advocacy honors and was inducted into the Order of the Barristers in recognition of her excellence in courtroom advocacy.

More than anything, Hope approaches family law with the understanding that behind every case is a family navigating one of the most difficult periods of their lives. Her own life experiences, combined with her professional background, have instilled in her a deep sense of empathy, resilience, and determination. She believes that meaningful advocacy requires both compassion and courage, and she remains committed to helping clients move forward with strength, stability, and confidence.