Kyle Tursky
Managing Partner
Kyle Tursky was born in Orlando, Florida, where he attended the University of Central Florida and earned a Bachelor's degree in Political Science Pre-Law, along with a Certificate in Intelligence and National Security. He then received his J.D. from Barry Law before becoming an Assistant State Attorney. As an Assistant State Attorney for the Ninth Circuit in Orange County, Kyle managed an extensive caseload, ranging from misdemeanor offenses to offenses punishable by life. During his tenure, Kyle honed his advocacy skills by handling over 25 jury trials to verdict, as well as various hearings, including violations of probation, motions to suppress, motions to dismiss, and pre-trial detention hearings. Over the past three years, Kyle has worked to protect the community from injustices while ensuring that the rights of the accused are upheld. He is now shifting his focus to defending those accused of crimes, ensuring their rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are not infringed upon.
Ashley Kelefas
Managing Partner
Ashley Kelefas grew up in Palm Beach County, Florida. After obtaining her Bachelor's degree in Social Work, she worked for a nonprofit organization, where she advocated for South Florida's homeless population. While studying law, she interned for a death penalty-certified attorney. There, she worked on various civil rights, capital, federal, and other criminal cases. The experience Ashley gained from her internship and career as a social worker fueled her desire for advocacy and the practice of criminal law. After graduating from law school, Ashley accepted a position with the Ninth Circuit Public Defender’s Office in Orange County, Florida. There, she represented countless clients in both misdemeanor and felony cases, including DUI, petty and grand theft, domestic violence, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a controlled substance, and battery on a law enforcement officer, among others. She passionately fought for the most underprivileged individuals in the community, achieving nearly a dozen acquittals at trial in her first year and securing various dismissals. Ashley understands the immense stress her clients undergo when facing criminal charges and zealously fights for every individual she has the privilege of representing.