Irelyn supports the firm’s public policy and government affairs work by monitoring and analyzing legislation in the Florida Legislature and United States Congress that may affect family law.
She is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Political Communications. She will begin law school in 2026 and expects to graduate in 2029.
Irelyn’s experience includes working in the Texas House of Representatives, the United States House of Representatives, and a congressional district office. In these roles, she conducted legislative research, drafted correspondence and policy materials, assisted with constituent services, and gained experience with both state and federal legislative processes.
Her interest in government began at a young age. She spent seven years serving as a Page and Messenger in the Florida House of Representatives and was later selected as a Florida Girls State delegate.
At the firm, Irelyn helps attorneys and clients stay informed about proposed legal and policy changes before they take effect. She is especially skilled in research, writing, and communicating complex policy issues clearly and effectively.
