Your team at Pierce & Pierce, Attorneys at Law are ready to take charge of your case and get you the outcome that you deserve.

Managing Attorney Kyle Pierce is a lifelong Alabamian who grew up in Attalla, graduated from The University of Alabama, then Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law. His practice focuses on Criminal Defense, Appeals, and Probate to combine hard work with a modern data driven approach to solving client problems.

Partner Attorney Beth Clayton Pierce is an Auburn University graduate who practices primarily Family, Divorce and Child Custody law. She believes that when you do the right thing for your kid, the rest of the issues start to fall in behind.

Associate Attorney William Delahay is a graduate of The University of Alabama and George Washington University. He works to assist Kyle & Beth, while serving his own clients, to ensure that nothing falls through the gaps.

Practice Areas

• Criminal Defense
• Appeals (including State Supreme Court cases)
• Probate Law
• Estate Administration
• Guardianship & Conservatorships
• Family Law
• Divorce
• Child Custody & Visitation
• Wills & Trusts
• Real Estate & Property Law
• Boundary Line Disputes
• Title Issues
• Evictions

Experience

Full-service Alabama law firm handling statewide litigation

• Criminal defense trials and appeals
• Supreme Court-level appellate cases
• Family law and custody disputes
• Probate and estate administration
• Real estate litigation and property disputes

Attorneys involved in:

• Jury and bench trial work
• Legal research and motion practice
• Complex appellate litigation (murder, product liability, mental health defense cases)
• Strong experience in both civil and criminal law practice areas

Major Litigations & Wins

• Appeals handled up to Alabama State Supreme Court, including: Murder cases, Product liability cases, Mental health defense cases
• Experience in: Criminal defense victories, Family law resolutions, Probate dispute outcomes
• Strong litigation support in: Personal injury and trial preparation cases, Appellate briefs and court filings