Rachel Sloley

Education & Background

Rachel completed her undergraduate studies with a double major in International Studies and Law, Societies, & Justice at the University of Washington before graduating cum laude from Seattle University’s School of Law. During law school, Rachel was deeply involved in advocacy, serving on the Moot Court Board, co-leading Gideon’s Army as co-president, and participating in the Social Justice Leadership Committee. She also gained valuable experience as a research assistant for Professor Laurel Oates, a pioneer in legal writing, and contributed pro bono legal services as a volunteer at the King County Neighborhood Legal Clinic.

Professional Career

Rachel began her legal career in civil rights law, advocating for individuals facing discrimination. Her passion for courtroom advocacy and client representation then led her to criminal law, where she worked as an associate defending clients accused of misdemeanors and felonies.

Rachel now brings her extensive legal experience to family law, where she focuses on guiding clients through complex and often emotional legal challenges. Her background in both civil rights and criminal defense informs her approach to family law, where she is committed to protecting her clients’ rights and achieving favorable resolutions.

Rachel’s Personal Philosophy

Rachel is dedicated to providing compassionate and strategic representation in family law matters. She is committed to understanding each client’s unique situation and working tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcomes. Her client-centered approach ensures that every case is thoroughly investigated and tailored to meet the specific needs of her clients. Rachel believes in a fair and empathetic approach to family law, striving to minimize the impact of legal disputes on her clients and their families while advocating for their best interests.