Riley N. Moos

Attorney Riley N. Moos is a fierce litigator, committed to ensuring her clients fully understand their options and empowering them to make informed decisions for their long-term well-being. She does not shy away from challenging cases; rather, she rises to the occasion, meticulously analyzing each detail to develop a strategic approach that aligns with her clients’ goals. With a sharp legal mind and tenacity, she provides strategic, compassionate, and impactful representation.

Prior to joining Bliss Law Group, Riley represented youth and young adults at a Pierce County non-profit civil law firm, where she developed a strong reputation as a relentless litigator. Riley’s work with youth and young adults earned her national recognition. She was honored by the American Bar Association Litigation Section’s Children’s Rights Litigation Committee as a Fearless Children’s Lawyer, a testament to her relentless pursuit of justice for the most vulnerable. Her passion for positively impacting youth extends beyond the courtroom, as she actively contributes to the legal community as a Law Day Presenter and Team Lead, as well as a YMCA Mock Trial volunteer.

Now, as a family law attorney, she is a formidable force, known for her zealous advocacy in Dissolutions, Modifications, Contempt matters, and Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPOs). Riley is also skilled in juvenile law cases, administrative child support hearings, and appeals for judicial review.

As the daughter of a military family, Riley was exposed to diverse communities and perspectives, shaping her dynamic and adaptable approach to law. She lived in various locations, including North Carolina and Germany, before her family settled in Washington. She earned her B.B.A. from Pacific Lutheran University before attending Seattle University School of Law, where she graduated cum laude. During law school, she earned the Outstanding Recognition Award for her extensive pro bono work in civil rights, immigration, and juvenile law, as well as a CALI Excellence for the Future Award. She was also selected as the QLAW Foundation Sher Kung Fellow.

As a mother to two young children, Riley is deeply committed to protecting the rights of families and children. She employs creative strategies and transparent communication to provide holistic guidance, equipping families with the knowledge and resources needed to make informed decisions for their future.