Kelsay Law Firm, P.A.

I cannot say enough great things about Kelsay Law Firm. Mr. Kelsay was passionate about helping me reunite with my daughter, and that meant everything to me. He and Mrs. Cobb went above and beyond to ensure that my legal rights were rightfully reinstated.

Mr. Kelsay helped me navigate complicated legal matters with clarity and confidence. He was a man of his word, and I always felt like he was truly invested not only in my case but also in me as a person. His prices were reasonable, and there were no additional costs beyond what he originally discussed with me.

I will forever be grateful to Mr. Kelsay for believing in me and helping bring back a piece of my heart that was unjustly missing, my daughter. I highly recommend Kelsay Law Firm to anyone in need of dedicated and compassionate legal representation.

He was knowledgeable about my predicament and gave me good legal representation.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Ron Kelsay was assigned as a public defender for my son, and the experience with both him and his office was extremely disappointing and disrespectful.

When I contacted the office to schedule an appointment, I was met with blatant rudeness from the administrative assistant—an experience that, based on others' accounts, seems to be common. On the day of the appointment, we were sent back and forth between two offices with no clear communication or coordination.

When Mr. Kelsay finally arrived and called my son back, he refused to let me accompany him, even though my son specifically requested my presence. My son wanted support in asking the right questions and understanding the legal process, but Mr. Kelsay denied that request. While I was waiting, I witnessed another young client being called in with their parent—who was invited to join the meeting without issue.

I stuck my head in his office and expressed to Mr. Kelsay that I felt it was important to be part of the conversation, and he flatly, again, refused, stating he would not speak with me. After a 40-minute meeting, he emerged, handed me a barely legible handwritten note, and told me I could read that—adding that he still wouldn’t speak to me. When I objected, he said, “Your son understands what is going on. You do not.”

I have never felt more disrespected or condescended to by a professional. My son left the meeting frustrated and confused, unable to explain what had been discussed. All he could say was that Mr. Kelsay told him he was “effed” and that the case would be continued.

I ultimately had to dip into my savings to hire a private attorney. Mr. Kelsay is a state-paid attorney, and the people of Garland County deserve far better representation and professionalism than what we experienced.