Anna Robbins-Kelch

Anna Robbins-Kelch serves as a paralegal supporting the firm’s attorneys with legal research, drafting pleadings, case preparation, and assisting clients throughout the legal process. Prior to entering the legal field, Anna spent 23 years as an early childhood educator, where she worked closely with children and families and developed strong skills in communication, patience, and conflict resolution. During her time in education, she earned certifications in Conscious Discipline and Crisis Prevention and Intervention (CPI), training that focuses on de-escalation, emotional regulation, and constructive problem-solving. She brings that same compassion, organization, and attention to detail to her work in the legal profession. Anna also has experience working with criminal law procedures and understands how criminal matters, such as protection orders and child support enforcement, can intersect with family law cases.

Anna is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Law and Paralegal Studies at the University of Cincinnati while continuing her work in the legal field. She plans to attend law school in the future with the goal of focusing on family law and education law, where she hopes to advocate for families, protect educators, and help parents better understand how to support their children through challenging circumstances. In addition to her legal work, Anna has operated a freelance marketing and graphic design business since 2009, helping small businesses and family-owned companies develop branding, organization, and business processes.

Outside of her professional work, Anna is passionate about serving her community. She volunteers through her church and with local organizations, including serving meals to those in need with Light Shine Ministries in Batavia, Ohio. Through her membership in the Cincinnati Paralegal Association, she also assists with community service initiatives that provide wills and estate planning support for first responders, including firefighters, police officers, nurses, and doctors. Her faith is an important part of her life and guides her commitment to serving others with integrity, compassion, and purpose.