She went from a college student in handcuffs to a trial lawyer who prays with clients, and the moment that changed everything happened in a jail cell.

In this episode Kaysia Early tells the raw story of pleading guilty, being sentenced while four months pregnant, and how a solitary night lit a fire that ultimately put her in court as an advocate for others.

You'll hear how one honest letter from the son she carried helped sway a bar committee, why faith reshaped her career, and how she balances law, ministry, family and fashion.

Expect courtroom war stories, spiritual candor, and practical lessons about mercy, grit, and speaking up when the system fails.

Tune in to learn how one woman turned a worst day into a lifelong mission to fight for the vulnerable.

In This Episode:

0:00 Intro

1:33 Where Kaysia's passion comes from

2:30 Arrest, plea & sentencing shock

11:15 Love, marriage, and support

13:59 Father abandonment

18:49 Paralegal years & law school leap

26:05 How faith Kaysia's work as a lawyer

31:24 Ministry work

35:23 Luke 12:48

37:14 Fashion, identity & court style

42:37 Courtroom war stories

50:28 Shutting off "attorney brain"

52:38 The best part of a trial

59:13 Legacy & final reflections

Resources Mentioned:

Earley Law Firm: https://www.earleylawfirm.com/

Kaysia's Website: https://www.kaysiaearley.com/