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The modern trend of the legal profession is to avoid using language that few every-day individuals understand. For example, a legal practice area could be defined as “Torts.” However, few people including myself before graduating from law school are familiar with the scope and definition of “Torts.” The approach Kobes Legal PLLC takes is to educate clients as well as protect their interests throughout the legal process and speak in a language most people understand. It is our job to make sure you understand what is happening every step of the way.. Customer service is often lost in the legal profession too. For example, remembering a client’s name, remembering facts they shared with you having nothing to do with the legal case, asking them about their day, or remembering their birthday are often overlooked. None of these examples generate income for the firm, but a client will remember the excellent customer service. This firm invests extra time and effort to make each client feel appreciated to include prompt return calls or responses, attention to detail, and a team-focus as litigation progresses. Litigation is complex involving many curve balls. Our firm manages expectations, maintains tactical patience, and communicates with our team-members including the client.. We create a customer experience that bolsters client confidence. Kobes Legal PLLC is a client-centered culture striving to make a positive impact.

My name is Kelly Burdette and was admitted to the Washington State Bar Association in December 2011.  Upon graduating from the University of Washington in 2001 with a double degree in Political Science and Communications and a minor in Women Studies, I worked for the Washington State Community Action Partnership.  We worked with 30 nonprofit organizations in Washington who provide services to low-income individuals. With the desire to work more closely with people who were in need of assistance, I enrolled in the evening Paralegal Studies Program at the University of Washington in 2004.  I was hired as a paralegal at Burkett & Burdette in April 2004 and have been with the firm since.  Instead of attending law school, I was asked by Lee Burdette, one of the partners of the firm, to participate in the Washington State Bar Association Rule 6 Program.  I worked full-time as a paralegal and studied the law on the side with the assistance of Lee, my mentor.  During my time in the program I became eligible to obtain a limited license to practice law. The program took 4 years and all of my work was reviewed by the Bar committee overseeing the program.  I successfully completed the program in June 2011 and passed the July 2011 Bar exam.   This allowed me to conduct 2 arbitrations, 2 depositions, examine witnesses at trial, including our client at trial last February, draft motions, negotiate on behalf of our clients, all under the supervision of my mentor.  Personally, I love to run, boat, travel, ski, bowl, scuba dive, and spend time with friends and family.

Hello! I am an Associate Attorney in Coos Bay focusing on Juvenile Dependency, Criminal Defense, and Family Law. I live here with my partner and our cat. I like to explore Coos County, hike, read fiction, and knit.

Experienced E attorney serving clients in North Bend and surrounding areas.

Experienced E attorney serving clients in North Bend and surrounding areas.

Experienced E attorney serving clients in North Bend and surrounding areas.

Experienced E attorney serving clients in North Bend and surrounding areas.

Experienced E attorney serving clients in North Bend and surrounding areas.

Experienced E attorney serving clients in North Bend and surrounding areas.