Ashley Sexton

One way I believe I set myself apart in the legal community is my ability to be sensitive and strong. It has gotten back to me that I have a reputation for being somewhat of a “pitbull,” but I see myself as a mother bear for my clients: I will empathize and care deeply about what my clients are going through, and I am fiercely protective when others threaten those interests. 

I never lose sight that we are serving real people who need real results in a broken and imperfect system, and so I lean into my innovation and empathy to get the necessary results.

I am very active in my local bar association, the Northern Kentucky Bar Association, and have served as Secretary and now Chair of the Young Lawyers Section. This position allows me to spend a lot of time with the wonderful lawyers in my community, as well as bridge gaps with other community-based entities, like Northern Kentucky Volunteer Lawyers and Access to Justice. I also serve on the Kentucky Bar Association's Young Lawyer's Division Committee, specifically with Diversity and Inclusion. In this role, we bridge the gap between the bar association and law schools in our state. 

I am a member of The Academy of Northern Kentucky Collaborative Professionals where I offer collaborative divorce services to our community. 

I am a trained mediator and offer families going through separation an alternative to scorched-earth litigation.