About Temberly Tyler
Temberly Tyler Sledge earned her law degree from Birmingham School of Law, completing the J.D. program in 2010 after beginning her studies in 2007. She trained in a compact, practice-oriented program that placed a premium on courtroom skills and local practice. The degree set the stage for a career spent entirely within Alabama's legal community.
She established Temberly T. Sledge P.C. in 2010. The firm carries her name and has served local clients since its founding. Over the years she has handled the daily responsibilities of running a small law office while representing individuals and entities in the state's courts and administrative settings.
In 2019 she took on a public role as prosecutor for the Town of Lexington. In that position she worked on municipal-level cases and handled the office's prosecutorial duties during her term. The experience added a public-sector perspective to her practice and involved coordination with local law enforcement and court personnel.
Sledge's professional life has been rooted in Alabama. She has balanced private practice and public service and maintained an active presence in the legal community. Her work at the firm has required management of case files, client consultations and courtroom appearances, reflecting the general responsibilities of small-firm practice in the state.
Throughout her career she has navigated both sides of the courtroom aisle. As a prosecutor she represented the town's interests in municipal matters. As a firm principal she has taken on cases and client representation in a private capacity. The shift between roles gave her direct insight into how local courts and officials operate.
Today she remains the principal of Temberly T. Sledge P.C. and continues to practice law in Alabama. She maintains a client-focused practice that addresses legal matters arising in the state's courts and municipal forum, representing clients across Alabama from her firm office.
