Kelsey Solberg graduated from the University of Georgia with degrees in International Affairs and Psychology. During her time in college, she served on the University Judicial Board and was an advocate at Amnesty International, focusing on prison reform.

While attending law school at the University of San Diego, Kelsey worked at a large civil litigation firm, was a member of the Moot Court Board, served as an Editor for the Environmental Law Journal, and volunteered at the Children’s Advocacy Institute. For the past seven years, Kelsey has been practicing in Los Angeles, building her expertise.

Since starting her own firm, Kelsey has concentrated her practice on real estate, immigration, and estate planning. She enjoys advocating for clients and takes an easy and practical approach.