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You want the best possible results.  For that, you need an experienced hand guiding you through the legal labyrinth.. My practice focuses on criminal defense.  If we go to trial, you’ve got a formidable, successful trial attorney in your court.Time is essential for preparing your best defense. Call today for professional, responsive counsel.

The Hankins Tibbits Law Firm stands ready to handle any misdemeanor or felony criminal offense in North Central Washington you face. We have years of experience in criminal defense and major crimes prosecution handling some of the toughest cases seen in our area. Our unmatched experience and passionate advocacy has generated proven results for countless individuals on both sides of the criminal justice system.

The Hankins Tibbits Law Firm stands ready to handle any misdemeanor or felony criminal offense in North Central Washington you face. We have over 40 years of experience in criminal defense and major crimes prosecution handling some of the toughest cases seen in our area. Our unmatched experience and passionate advocacy has generated proven results for countless individuals on both sides of the criminal justice system.

Ruth Esparza is an experienced attorney in Wenatchee Washington. Ruth's mission is to empower her clients, protect their rights, and acheive fair results.  She attended Wenatchee Valley College earing her Associates of Arts Degree in 2000. She graduated from Gonzaga University with a Political Science Degree in 2002. At Gonzaga University School of Law, Ruth earned a Juris Doctorate Degree in 2005.. Ruth is also a City of Wenatchee Councilmember. As a city councilmember Ruth actively serves on the following boards: Downtown Association, Tourism Promotion Area, and Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce. She also participates in various other boards and committees, which work on issues in her community. Ruth has previously served on the Wenatchee Community Center Board and the Volunteer Attorney Services Board. Having worked in a wide variety of boards for many years, Ruth’s experience allows her to bring a broad perspective for decisions affecting our entire community. She also understands the importance of citizen involvement and makes herself available with an open mind to questions and concerns.. Having lived in Wenatchee for the last 33 years, Ruth’s priority on the Wenatchee City Council is to maintain financial security and safeguard the small town values of this community, as we look towards the future. Population growth has brought challenges to the City of Wenatchee. Ruth is prioritizing housing development and has been working diligently with community stakeholders to incentivize housing development and to find solutions for better land use.. In 2018, Ruth began her own solo law practice Esparza Law, PLLC. Ruth's practice is with civil litigation including family, immigration, property rights, wills and probate. Ruth is also a Guardian Ad Litem for the State of Washington.

Offices in Wenatchee, Chelan and Okanogan.. Spokesperson: Colville Tribal Reservation Courts.. Please visit our website for more specific information about areas of practice

I was born and raised in the Wenatchee Valley and, as such, I enjoy doing most all outdoor activities.. I look to hunt, fish, ski, and golf any chance I can get. This valley affords its residents a plethora of outdoor activity.

I practice plaintiff's trial law, focusing on wrongful death, personal injury, medical and professional malpractice, employment discrimination, wrongful discharge, and civil rights cases.  As I lawyer I have chosen to represent individuals rather than corporations, citizens rather than governmental entities. In addition to my work as a plaintiff's trial attorney I also work in the area of family law, divorce, custody and similar subjects.  Family law cases are often hotly contested, and while we do not appear before a jury in these matters, the stakes are often far higher than a monetary award.. My practice style is open and communicative, and it is my approach to 'partner' with my clients as we aim, as a team, to achieve the most desirable result possible. In fact, in the past 36 months I have secured $2,508, in tort awards for my clients.. Litigation is inherently uncertain, and I do not enter into a trial lightly or without maximum participation and preparation.  Trial work is often a 'zero sum' game; as such, it is my goal to ensure that we maximize all possible strategic advantages.

I help my clients to understand and navigate the criminal justice system. I advocate for them to work towards achieving good resolutions.. The criminal justice system can seem overwhelming and being charged with a crime can have many negative consequences.. I have been practicing for nearly a decade starting as a Rule 9 intern for a prosecutor's office during law school. After that, I worked as a prosecutor for over two years. Now, as a criminal defense attorney, I use the knowledge and experience that I have gained from being on both sides of the aisle in order to best serve my clients.. Our firm serves the Chelan and Douglas County areas.. Give me a call at for a consultation. Do not delay. The government already has a head-start and time is of the essence.

I have practiced law for over 30 years, and have been working in Wenatchee since 1986.  East Wenatchee was my home growing up and I returned to practice law after beginning my career with a brief stint in Yakima.  Living in the Wenatchee Valley allows me to take advantage of the outdoor recreational opportunities that I love, particulary boating, fishing, and camping, and to be near my extended family.  I am a huge fan of Wenatchee's junior hockey team, the Wenatchee Wild, and I generally enjoy most sports.  I also enjoy playing poker, which contrary to many people's opinion is a game of skill rather than luck.  I just wish I had more skill.. I am married to a wonderful woman who is also a product of Wenatchee, and have two adult children.  After my daughter graduated from my alma mater, WSU, she became a teacher and has returned to teach in East Wenatchee, and my son lives here too so we get to see a lot of them both.

I have been in private practice of law since 1985.  My office was in Edmonds, Washington until 2001 when my wife and I moved to Wenatchee, Washington.  My main office is in Wenatchee and I have a second office in Quincy, Washington.. My personal practice is limited to business/corporate representation and estate planning, wills/trusts and probate.  Many of my clients are involved directly or indirectly in agriculture, though I represent businesses and invididuals from across the spectrum of industry and size.. I consider my office, though, to be a full-service law firm -- if we do not feel comfortable handling a client matter, we know the right attorney(s) to associate with or to refer clients to who will take care of clients in the same way that we do.

I focus my practice in the areas of estate planning, probates and estates, general business planning, civil litigation, and real property.. My legal experience and interests cover a broad range of matters, including trust and estate planing, probate and trust administration, litigation, guardianship matters, real property matters including homeowner association disputes, purchase and sale agreements, and leases, business issues including entity formation and administration, agreements, disputes, intellectual property, and electronic commerce.. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family, skiing, and cycling.

I brief and argue select cases to the Washington and Ninth Circuit Courts of Appeal.. Trial attorneys and appellate attorneys are, at their core, highly-skilled persuaders. But a great trial lawyer and an effective appellate advocate rarely exist in the same body. The reason is simple: the rhetorical tools used at trial to persuade a fact-finder are far different from those necessary to persuade a panel of appellate judges.. While good trial lawyers are adept at ferreting out information through discovery, examining witnesses and making spontaneous tactical decisions in court, an appellate lawyer must be especially talented in persuasive writing. On appeal, the focus shifts from developing facts to mastering the record, researching legal principles, understanding subtle distinctions and emerging legal trends, exploring creative analogies, and guiding policy considerations that shape the law, and then assembling everything in a concise, persuasively written brief. Too many trial lawyers fail to make this adjustment. Indeed, too many trial lawyers do not even realize that an adjustment is required—to the detriment of their clients.. Trial lawyers have busy schedules: court appearances, depositions, discovery, client meetings, travel. The day-to-day life of a trial lawyer leaves little time for the thoughtful reflection, exhaustive research, and precise, persuasive writing that effective appellate representation requires. I focus my practice on what I do best: briefing and arguing to the Washington and Ninth Circuit appellate courts. If you are a Washington trial attorney facing an appeal, I can help.

I became an attorney to assist people in navigating their lives through the complex legal system we encounter everyday. Whether you find yourself having made a mistake, or you are just trying to make an honest living, you will encounter the law in some way, shape, or form. The problem is, knowing what you can and can not do is not always clear--and sometimes what you think is harmless, is actually illegal. That's where I come in. I will help you sort out your legal problems in a professional and personable manner. I pride myself on being an approachable, knowledgeable, and zealous advocate. If you've been charged, think you're going to be charged, or have questions about a situation you are in, call me and we'll talk about it. Consults are always free.

I am a thoughtful, engaging, and zealous advocate, born here in Wenatchee.  I understand the importance of listening and helping you, as a client, understand your options and will help you deal with whatever the situation is in a calm, reasoned manner.

I am a litigator at the law firm of Jeffers, Danielson, Sonn & Aylward in Wenatchee, Washington. I provide legal services to individuals, small businesses, and large corporations in the greater Wenatchee Valley. I focus my practice on commercial and business litigation, real estate litigation, probate litigation, personal injury litigation, labor and employment litigation, and intellectual property. I am passionate about my practice and my community, and I am dedicated to the legal profession's most important people: my clients.

I am a dedicated and focused attorney ready to get results. Call .

Holly Pederson Esworthy is the Principal Attorney at Pederson Law, PLLC, a firm located in Wenatchee, Washington.. Ms. Esworthy graduated from Seattle University School of Law in 2013.  Prior to starting her own firm in 2015, Ms. Esworthy worked as a public defender in King, Chelan, and Grant counties. There, she defended hundreds of  clients.. Currently, Ms. Esworthy is accepting new clients on a case-by-case basis for various matters (firearm restoration, juvenile record sealing, and criminal defense) in Chelan County District Court, Douglas County District Court, and East Wenatchee Municipal Court.. Call today to schedule a consultation. Consultation fee may apply.

Getting charged with a crime can be terrifying. You are not alone. Trust your case with K. Murphy Law and rest assured that your rights and liberties are in capable hands.. Call to set up a free consultation today,

Family Law, Immigration, Real Estate, Criminal Defense.

Dale has been rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell since 1985.  This is the highest rating given to practicing lawyers by their peers.  He has tried hundreds of cases in state and federal courts in Washington state and also represented clients in California, New York, Ohio and Missouri.  Some of his cases have been national class actions and others have received significant media coverage, such as the Dino Rossi Governor's race election fraud case in 2005.  Links to some actual courtroom action, cross examination of an adverse witness, can be found on Dale's website:. Dale continues to be actively involved in Washington state agriculture, serving as Chairman of the Washington Apple Commission and on the national Board of US Apple.  He represents growers of tree fruits in state and national issues of importance to the fruit industry.  He frequently travels to Washington DC to speak on agriculture policy.  In January, 2010 he travelled to Argentina to speak to the apple and pear growers there on international economic trade policy.  His blog outlines some of his travels and can be found at:. New clients are welcome to call and it is our practice to either help you or refer you to competent counsel.

Cozart Law Office is all about professional yet compassionate representation.  We want to help you navigate the legal system during the most difficult times.  We love giving peace of mind to our estate planning and wills clients.  Please contact us!. At Cozart  Law Office we greatly appreciate the sacrifice made by law enforcement, first responders, and the members and veterans of our military.  We are proud to offer a 10% discount to our clients who fall into any of these categories and we thank you for your service!

Christopher J. Brester is a Partner in the Wenatchee office of GLP Attorneys.. Chris received his Juris Doctorate from Seattle University School of Law in 2002 and has been an active member of the Washington State Bar Association since 2003. In 2020, he was accepted as a member on the Board of Directors for the Chelan-Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services.. In 2002, Chris worked for Expeditors International, where he was a paralegal and senior claims administrator. In this position, he evaluated and resolved domestic and international litigation claims with insurers, carriers, and other attorneys. In 2003, Chris began his own successful law practice, where he handled personal injury, criminal defense, and family law matters. He later began working for a law firm in Bothell as a criminal defense attorney in 2012, where he negotiated daily with prosecutors and resolved many, many matters to his clients’ satisfaction.. Chris is highly skilled in all phases of case management and litigation, including courtroom procedures. He is 100% focused on client satisfaction, assuring that the people he represents are well-cared for during the litigation process.

Attorney Kyle Mott was raised in the Wenatchee Valley. After earning a Bachelor's of Business Administration from Gonzaga University and his Juris Doctor from Chapman University School of Law, Kyle returned to practice law in North Central Washington. He has experience in both civil and criminal matters, served as the Senior Law Clerk to the judges of the Chelan County Superior Court, and was elected Chelan County District Court Judge in 2018. This varied experience provides Kyle with a keen insight into the criminal justice process and he is prepared to fight for your rights even in the most difficult of circumstances.

Allison was born and raised in Wenatchee, Washington. She is a proud grauduate of Gonzaga University (2017) and Gonzaga University School of Law (2020), where she graduated second in her law school class. During law school, she externed for Judge Julie M. McKay of the Spokane County Superior Court bench, and interned at Witherspoon Brajcich McPhee, PLLC.  After law school, she served as a federal term clerk for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington.  She joined the Hankins Tibbits Law Firm in January of 2022.