Jay Kirschner represented my family member in an exceptionally challenging situation. He was able…read moreto navigate laws that were created to paint young people into a corner with little to no recourse or understanding of their rights. I am so happy my husband and I chose to work with Jay. He holds true to his values, listens to what you have to say and is aggressive in his defense. He worked tirelessly to ensure our baby came home with a clear record and rightfully so. I highly recommend you give Jay Kirschner a call to discuss your specific needs in this arena. He's an experienced defense attorney that understands Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast -- the consummate professional. Thank you for all that you did for us!

I believe Mr. Kirschner is an intelligent, experienced defense lawyer. The problem is, I think he's…read moreeither gotten to the point where he's overworked and doesn't have time for you, or he's just starting to care less than he used to. I could be wrong; I'm not really sure what the case is. I am sure that my husband sat in the SL County Jail for over 2 months, waiting for his attorney to arrive. I had to get a different attorney just 12 days before his hearing, because Mr. Kirschner never did appear at the jail even once to consult with his client. It was really sad, because I was out of state and couldn't do anything...in the end, I literally tried to beg him to go, but he would not respond. Mr. Kirschner has defended his actions by saying he had been on vacation, was too busy with another case, he "didn't need" to consult with his client, that my husband could have made a collect call to his office, and goes on and on about how he represented my (totally unrelated) case a few years ago, and how he represented my husband when he was initially arrested a couple years ago, and how our new attorney "let the Government persuade the Judge to issue an illegal sentence" (of course I called an appellate attorney; this was an open plea and there was no illegal sentence issued), etc etc etc, all of which have nothing to do with the blatant fact that Mr. Kirschner ignored his client. Shockingly, Mr. Kirschner even wrote to me that he cared "not a whit" about any of this. Sadly, things did not end well for my poor husband. Again, I do not know why Mr. Kirschner did this. All I can say is: "People don't care how much you know or who you know, until they know how much you care." Less