About Katherine
Kayte Geist concentrates her practice in the area of domestic and family law. She assists clients with dissolutions, prenuptial agreements, protective orders, custody and parenting time modifications, and child support issues. She has experience in international custody disputes and parental kidnapping matters abroad and within the United States. Her work includes a published decision by the Court of Appeals following her successful litigation of an international Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act matter.She is a trained Guardian Ad Litem which allows her to represent the best interests of individuals who are unable to represent themselves, including children and incapacitated persons.Prior to joining the firm, she was a local business owner for sixteen years working within her family’s business and spent two years at another local law firm where she focused on family law and civil litigation.
Kayte Geist concentrates her practice in the area of domestic and family law. She assists clients with dissolutions, prenuptial agreements, protective orders, custody and parenting time modifications, and child support issues. She has experience in international custody disputes and parental kidnapping matters abroad and within the United States. Her work includes a published decision by the Court of Appeals following her successful litigation of an international Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act matter.She is a trained Guardian Ad Litem which allows her to represent the best interests of individuals who are unable to represent themselves, including children and incapacitated persons.Prior to joining the firm, she was a local business owner for sixteen years working within her family’s business and spent two years at another local law firm where she focused on family law and civil litigation.
Kayte Geist concentrates her practice in the area of domestic and family law. She assists clients with dissolutions, prenuptial agreements, protective orders, custody and parenting time modifications, and child support issues. She has experience in international custody disputes and parental kidnapping matters abroad and within the United States. Her work includes a published decision by the Court of Appeals following her successful litigation of an international Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act matter.
She is a trained Guardian Ad Litem which allows her to represent the best interests of individuals who are unable to represent themselves, including children and incapacitated persons.
Prior to joining the firm, she was a local business owner for sixteen years working within her family’s business and spent two years at another local law firm where she focused on family law and civil litigation.
