Kelsee Willett

Kelsee Willett pursued a legal career in criminal defense work to hold the justice system accountable and advocate for clients during a difficult time in their lives.

Kelsee started her legal career at the Anoka County Public Defender’s Office where she logged hundreds of courtroom hours working on cases ranging from misdemeanor thefts and disorderly conducts to criminal sexual conduct and felony burglary. She is a litigator who is not afraid to fight evidentiary issues or go to trial. She also worked with the Innocence Project to defend the wrongfully accused. She graduated from Mitchell Hamline School of Law on the Dean’s List.

In her free time, she enjoys traveling all over the world and is a self-proclaimed foodie who loves trying food and drinks from many different cultures.