Kelsey Casier (Ypres, 1996) graduated in 2021 as Master in Law and Master in Notarial Law at Ghent University (UGENT). She obtained both master's degrees with distinction. Before starting her law studies, Kelsey obtained a professional bachelor's degree in Legal Practice with great distinction (2017, VIVES).
Within the office, Kelsey mainly focuses on family and family property law, property law and traffic law. She strives for simple and accessible law that is not only legally customised, but also tailored to the client.
Kelsey holds the Supralat certificate (Salduz assistance), which means she can provide you with expert assistance during a police interrogation.
She is also a recognised youth lawyer, which means she can assist young people or their parents in disturbing parenting situations (VOS) or after committing an act described as a crime (MOF).
Kelsey is also a lecturer in property law within the Bachelor's programme in Legal Practice at VIVES University of Applied Sciences, and a board member of the Conference of the Young Bar Association of Bruges.