Specialties
Founded over thirty years ago by Boone County native Steve Dallas, Dallas & Turner, P.S.C., carries on a deep tradition of providing simple and honest legal representation to our community. As a small, family-based law firm, our attorneys understand the challenges and difficulties confronted in various seasons of life. Be it financial hardship, family turmoil, a serious injury, or the sudden loss of a loved one, our attorneys bring not only decades of combined legal experience to any situation, but also a compassionate and humble heart when most needed. Unlike larger firms, at Dallas & Turner, P.S.C., you will be treated with particular care and attention by our attorneys, because we know that just as every individual is unique, so is every legal issue. For that reason, we take pride in getting to know you so that we can tailor a legal strategy specific to your needs and execute it with passion. Please do not hesitate to give us a call.
History
Established in 2014.
The attorneys at Dallas & Turner PLLC have served the Florence and northern Kentucky communities - as well as clients throughout Kentucky - for over 30 years in areas such as personal injury, car accidents, divorce & family law, estate and probate and other practice areas.
Meet the Business Owner: J. Ryan T.
A native of the coalfields of southeastern Kentucky, Ryan believes that to whom much is given, much is required. Ryan was taught by his father, a prosecutor and Baptist preacher, to practice humility, protect the vulnerable, and to have passion for justice. Ryan joins his father and also his brother, who has served as Floyd County's Commonwealth's Attorney since 2000, in believing that juries are the most powerful safeguard against greed, danger, and evil. Ryan chose to focus his legal practice in the civil, rather than the criminal, justice system as a means of making communities safe. When you work with Ryan, you work with an idealist - someone who believes in his cause. It is this conviction that gives him the energy and raw sincerity necessary to fight the good fight, especially if that means taking your case to a jury.
