Leslie Flint

Byram, Vicksburg, Hattiesburg & Long Beach

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Leslie Flint was born and raised in Hollandale, Mississippi, and now calls Cleveland home. A proud graduate of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science, Leslie went on to attend Millsaps College, where she graduated cum laude with honors in 1995, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology. Her passion for advocacy was sparked during her undergraduate studies, which led her to pursue a legal career.

She received her Juris Doctor from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1998. After law school, Leslie began her legal career clerking for Senior Circuit Judge Elzy J. Smith in Coahoma County before entering private practice representing insurance defense clients.

In 2001, Leslie accepted a position as Assistant District Attorney in Mississippi’s Eleventh Circuit Court District. Over the next 23 years, she prosecuted felony criminal cases and played a vital role in intervention court, working toward alternative sentencing solutions for individuals dealing with addiction. Her commitment to justice and community service defined her prosecutorial career until her retirement from public service.

In 2025, Leslie joined Bond, Botes, Woods & Drummond, P.C., where she focuses on helping individuals and families navigate financial difficulties and find lasting debt relief solutions.

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Education

• Millsaps College, B.S. in Sociology, cum laude with honors, 1995

• University of Mississippi School of Law, J.D., 1998

Bar Admissions

• The Supreme Court of Mississippi, 1998

• All Mississippi trial courts, 1998

• All Mississippi federal courts, 1998

• United States Court of Appeals, 1998

Memberships & Affiliations

• The Mississippi Bar

• National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA)

Favorite Local Restaurant

• Catfish Cabin – Cleveland, MS

Favorite Charities

• Operation BBQ Relief (OBR)

• DSU Wesley Foundation

• The Well

What I Like Best About My Job

“I enjoy making law accessible to help people feel informed and empowered in addressing their financial difficulties.”