Travis Moeller

Travis Moeller serves as an associate attorney at Blair & Kim, focusing on criminal defense, family law, and personal injury law. He is a recent graduate of Seattle University School of Law, where he graduated cum laude and earned CALI awards in Legal Writing and Professional Responsibility, recognizing his top performance in these subjects.

During law school, Travis gained valuable experience as a Rule 9 intern at Blair & Kim. He was also a student fellow at the Fred T. Korematsu Center for Law and Equality and participated in the Civil Rights Amicus Brief Project. Notably, Travis and his peers successfully represented an inmate in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, arguing for the inmate's right to court access under the First and Fourteenth Amendments.

Before joining the firm, Travis externed for the Honorable Hollis Hill at the King County Juvenile Court, focusing on the Family Treatment Court. This court serves as an alternative to Dependency Court by providing parents with access to necessary treatment and support services. Additionally, Travis worked as a research assistant for Professor Carmen Gonzalez and interned at the Moderate Means Program, which connects low-income clients with affordable legal services.

Outside of his legal practice, Travis enjoys participating in recreational sports and is an avid supporter of Seattle's sports teams.