Leading Dellino Family Law Group Opens Office on Bainbridge Island to Support Cases in Fast-Growing Kitsap County

May 27, 2026

Attorneys to offer services on matters involving divorce, child custody, and military family law

Dellino Family Law Group is expanding by opening an office on Bainbridge Island to serve booming communities in Kitsap County and offering full legal services for all family law matters, including divorce, child custody, and domestic violence protection.

The firm has long served county residents and has several attorneys familiar with the area, including Dellino, who began her legal career as a staff attorney at Kitsap County Superior Court.

“While family law attorneys practice in Kitsap County, we have consistently seen demand for what a larger firm offers,” she said. “By offering a deeper bench of lawyers, broader experience across complex matters, and institutional resources, we are providing services that are often unmet in this part of the state.”

Along with Bainbridge Island, the new office will serve residents of Bremerton and three naval installations, which are home to more than 13,000 active-duty service members. Attorneys who staff the office will be familiar with military family law issues such as deployment-contingent parenting plans, benefit division, and custody modifications.

Dellino Family Law Group already has offices in downtown Seattle, University Village/North Seattle, and Bellevue. The new office is located at 755 Winslow Way East, Suite 105, not far from the Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal.

“What we have heard repeatedly from clients is that they want a local option, not just access to us remotely or through a ferry commute to Seattle,” added Dellino. “By setting up an office on Bainbridge Island will help people get the legal advice they need where they live.”

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