Gary De Pury

After a lengthy Military career as a US Army Counterintelligence Agent I decided to attend Law School in Florida.

Since I have been involved in Real Estate and have owned my own firm since 2002, I always believed I would solely practice Real Estate Law, however I decided that I truly enjoy helping folks who find themselves involved in the criminal justice system and spend a lot of my time trying to even the odds for them.

DUI practice has become one of my focus areas and I am certified to conduct the same Road Side sobriety tests that the police use to determine whether to make an arrest. This means that I can view the video and find every tactic that the cop used to ensure that the person would fail the test and end up in handcuffs, which happens far too often to innocent individuals.

At our firm the focus is on the client and the law. We skillfully apply the law to your unique set of facts and use those very same laws to get amazing results for our clients.

Example: Did you know that being asleep in your car parked in front of the bar at 3 am can result in a DUI Charge? Our client didn't know that but we knew he was not guilty and we forced the state to drop the charges despite the fact that the client refused to provide samples.

If you have a similar story or one similar to the multitudes we have encountered, then you need to speak to one of our capable attorney's right away.

Ave Maria School of Law
Juris Doctorate, 2015

Excelsior College
BSL, 2012

Defense Language Instutute
Language Arts, 2001

Keri L. Armpriester

In 2021, Keri L. Armpriester joined private practitioners to further her passion for zealous advocacy within the justice system.

A native Floridian, Miss. Armpriester graduated from Boca Raton Christian School in 2005. She furthered her studies at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, where she studied psychology, art & biology.

Being well rounded and seeing the entire picture is important to her, and it is this attention to detail that makes her a strong and passionate advocate.

After college, she returned to the Sunshine State and obtained her Juris Doctorate in 2013 at Ave Maria School of Law.

Prior to joining private practice, Miss. Armpriester served in the public sector for nearly 7 years.

Miss. Armpriester began her career as a prosecutor in Tampa. In 2016, she realized advocating for people who found themselves in the (in)justice system was and continues to be her passion.

Thus far in her career, Miss. Armpriester has prosecuted crimes, advocated for children in dependency cases, and defended the indigent accused (her passion).

During her over 5 years as a well respected and successful Public Defender, Miss. Armpriester represented juveniles and adults charged with felonies/misdmeanors across the 20th Judicial Circuit.

Miss. Armpriester has not only the skills, but also the desire to take your case to trial, and ensure that your rights and liberties are protected. You matter to her.

Fun fact from this avid Miami Heat fan, there is a higher court above the SCOTUS chambers - its a basketball court where some justices have been known to throw hoops!

Ave Maria School of Law
Juris Doctorate, 2012

Boca Raton Christian School
Life, 2005

Taylor University
Life, 2009