Ray, Winton & Kelley, PLLC

Ray, Winton & Kelley is a Charleston, West Virginia law firm serving individuals, families, businesses, and organizations across a broad range of legal matters. The firm handles estate planning and administration, family law and divorce, corporate law, civil litigation, real estate matters, employment issues, lawyer disciplinary proceedings, and mediation. Its attorneys combine litigation and transactional experience with a client-focused approach that provides practical guidance through important personal and business legal challenges.

Ray, Winton & Kelley has served West Virginia clients continuously since 1897, giving the firm a long-standing connection to Charleston and the Kanawha Valley. The practice has evolved through several generations of lawyers while maintaining a broad service model that allows clients to address related legal needs through one firm. Its history includes work in estate and trust matters, taxation, business planning, property issues, domestic relations, and civil disputes statewide.

Ray, Winton & Kelley represents clients in both planning and contested matters. Its lawyers assist with wills, trusts, probate, estate litigation, divorce, custody issues, business formation, contract disputes, real estate transactions, title and boundary matters, employment disputes, and general civil claims. The firm also provides mediation services and represents attorneys in disciplinary proceedings. When litigation is necessary, its attorneys handle matters in state and federal courts and, when appropriate, before regulatory bodies.

Ray, Winton & Kelley emphasizes personal service, clear communication, and practical legal strategy. The firm’s attorneys bring experience in estate planning, family law, commercial and civil litigation, real estate, employment matters, mediation, and related areas, allowing them to assist clients when legal issues overlap. With its Charleston office and long history of service in West Virginia, the firm continues to help clients evaluate options, protect important interests, and work toward effective resolutions.