Kelsey Dyann Morfitt

Kelsey Morfitt is the founder of Morfitt Family Law, serving clients across Pierce, King, and Thurston Counties. A Washington native and former United States Air Force attorney, Kelsey brings extensive experience in family law, litigation, and legal advocacy. Kelsey graduated magna cum laude from Pacific Lutheran University and earned her cum laude law degree from Gonzaga University School of Law, where she served on the Gonzaga Law Review. Her background includes government work with the Spokane County Prosecutor’s Office, the Washington State Attorney General’s Office, the Washington State Senate, the U.S. District Court for Eastern Washington, and 6 years at a private Family Law firm. She has also drafted legislation and advised policymakers in both Washington and Hawaii. Ms. Morfitt completed Settlement Conference Training (certified to settle cases pretrial for the court) and the 40-hour Basic Mediation Training through the Pierce County Center for Dialog & Resolution. Kelsey is most proud of bringing diverse groups together to achieve passed legislation where Governor Jay Inslee said at the 2017 bill-signing, “I never thought I’d see these people in the same room together.” Kelsey worked around the clock to reach agreement on shellfish legislation that included balancing the interests of native tribes, business owners, government regulators, shellfish farmers, the media, recreational fishers, environmental groups, and senators on both sides of the aisle. At Morfitt Family Law, Kelsey focuses on delivering clear, practical legal solutions for clients facing divorce, custody, and other family law challenges.