About Savannah
Savannah Steele earned her Juris Doctor from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University in 2014. She completed her legal education in Baton Rouge and entered practice shortly thereafter. During law school she was active in Phi Alpha Delta, later serving in a district leadership role.
Her early career began in Atlanta. In 2014 she joined Atlanta Trial Lawyers Group as an associate. She moved into family law practice in 2016, taking associate positions at both Ellis Funk, P.C. and the Manely Firm that year. Those roles exposed her to contested custody matters, divorce proceedings, and support disputes. They also gave her experience in courtroom advocacy and negotiation.
Steele continued to build her practice in family law. In 2021 she became a senior associate at Kaye, Lembeck, Hitt & French Family Law, LLC. That position expanded her case management responsibilities and involved supervising junior attorneys on complex domestic relations files. In 2023 she became a partner at Lennon, Giovinazzo & Steele, Family Law LLC, a move that placed her in a leadership role within a boutique family law setting.
Her professional credentials include certifications from the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation. She is certified as a Guardian Ad Litem and holds a certification in Family Violence (TPO). Those certifications reflect work on behalf of children and survivors in domestic matters and involvement in court-appointed investigations and protective order proceedings.
Steele has been active in Phi Alpha Delta, Law Fraternity International. She has held the position of District XVII Justice since 2015, a role that has involved coordinating fraternity activities and mentoring law students within the district. That organizational experience has complemented her practice by keeping her connected to legal education and community outreach efforts.
Colleagues describe her as methodical in case preparation and steady in court. She handles contested and uncontested divorces, custody disputes, child support calculations, and protective order matters. She has worked on both negotiated settlements and litigated hearings and continues to appear in state courts across Georgia.
She maintains her practice in Georgia and serves clients from a family law perspective. Her current work centers on family law matters in Georgia.
