Kensington Nulf joined Robles, Rael & Anaya, P.C. as an associate attorney in 2026. During law school, Ms. Nulf worked for the Kalispel Tribe Legal Department where she handled Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), criminal, and civil disputes under state, federal, and tribal law. Her experience also included property and construction conflicts in Idaho, where she drafted motions and briefs in both trial and appellate courts. Ms. Nulf served as a Teacher’s Assistant for the writing program through the University of Idaho mentoring and instructing students on the practice of legal writing and research. In addition, Ms. Nulf was heavily involved in the Agricultural Law Society and Latino/a Law Cacus where she facilitated “Know Your Rights” projects for migrant workers in Eastern Washington.