Ep 103: From Incarceration to Esquire: Kaysia Earley's Journey Through Faith

In today's episode, LoVetta Jenkins is joined by Kaysia Earley, Esq, an award-winning lawyer with a powerful story. After being incarcerated while pregnant, Kaysia reconnected with her faith and started on her path to becoming a lawyer. Today, she is one of South Florida’s top trial attorneys.


Meet Kaysia

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Kaysia Earley is known for achieving exceptional results. As a Christian Attorney whose moral compass is grounded in faith and fellowship, she has gained a well-deserved reputation as a fierce litigator who zealously fights for her clients’ fundamental rights. Founding attorney for Earley Law Firm, PLLC, she focuses on both criminal and civil litigation and is a strong advocate for her clients. In 2022, she was honored as a member of The National Black Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.


Episode Highlights

  • Kaysia shares her story, including how a crime of dishonesty had her incarcerated. Pregnant while in jail, she ended up in solitary confinement, where God told her to become a lawyer.

  • Kaysia discusses how she maintains her faith while being a Christian lawyer, including when it is and isn’t appropriate to include your faith in your practice.

  • As the founder of a law firm, Kaysia discusses what it was like to be a Black Christian woman founder in a white, male-dominated field.


Tweetable Quotes

By faith I applied for law school; by faith I took the bar exam. Even when they told me, ‘You may not be sworn in because you went to because you went to jail for a crime of dishonesty,’ I said, ‘You’re saying that, but my God told me that I would be a lawyer.’ So, by faith. Hold onto faith. It’ll never fail you.
— Kaysia Earley
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