When your family faces a legal crisis, the last thing you need is a law firm that treats you like a case number. Pacific Cascade Legal serves individuals and families throughout Tacoma, Washington, providing dedicated legal counsel for divorce, family law, personal injury, and estate planning matters.
Our Tacoma office is located at 4301 S Pine St., Suite 629, conveniently accessible from SR-7 and just minutes from downtown Tacoma and the Hilltop neighborhood. Our firm puts skilled legal advocacy within reach for clients across Pierce County.
We're here to guide you through every step, from your first consultation to long after your case is resolved.
About Pacific Cascade Legal
Pacific Cascade Legal is a Pacific Northwest law firm with deep roots in Oregon and Washington, serving clients from offices across both states. Our practice is built around a simple belief:
People navigating difficult legal situations deserve more than a transactional relationship with their attorney. They deserve a team that listens, advocates fiercely, and stays in their corner even after the courthouse doors close.
We handle a focused range of practice areas:
- Family law and divorce
- Personal injury
- Estate planning
Whether you are navigating a contested divorce, seeking fair compensation after an accident on I-5 or Highway 512, or protecting what you've built through thoughtful estate planning, you can expect attorneys who know the law, know the courts, and know how to get results.
Our firm operates on three core commitments to every client:
- Client Match Program: We take the time to understand your case and your personality, then pair you with the attorney best equipped to advocate for your goals.
- Customer Care Concierge: Every client receives a dedicated point of contact — no hold music, no missed callbacks, no falling through the cracks.
- Aftercare Program: A court order does not end our commitment to you. Our aftercare program ensures you have the support you need to move forward.
To learn more about who we are and what drives our work, visit our About Us page.
Tacoma Practice Areas
Our Tacoma office handles a concentrated set of practice areas so that every attorney on our team brings real depth of legal knowledge to your case.
Family Law & Divorce
Family law matters touch every aspect of your life, whether it’s divorce, child custody, parenting plans, child support, spousal maintenance, or adoption. Our attorneys approach these cases with both legal precision and genuine compassion.
We know that what happens in a Pierce County courtroom can shape your family's future for decades. We also handle more complex matters including modifications to existing orders and enforcement actions when the other party is not complying with a court's ruling.
For Tacoma-specific divorce and family law resources, visit our Tacoma Family Law and Tacoma Divorce pages.
Personal Injury
If you have been hurt through someone else's negligence, you deserve representation that fights for the full compensation you are owed. Tacoma's busy roadways, including the intersections around South Tacoma Way and Pacific Avenue, see their share of serious collisions.
Our personal injury attorneys handle the legal work so you can focus on recovery, dealing directly with insurance companies and building the strongest possible case on your behalf.
Learn more on our Tacoma Personal Injury page.
Estate Planning
A well-crafted estate plan is one of the most important gifts you can give your family. Whether you need a basic will, a revocable living trust, or a more comprehensive plan addressing complex assets, our estate planning attorneys can help.
We guide Tacoma residents about the right documents to put in place based on their unique needs and goals. We make the process straightforward and ensure your wishes are protected.
Explore Tacoma estate planning options on our Tacoma Estate Planning page.
Our Attorneys Serving Tacoma
Our Tacoma clients benefit from a full team of experienced attorneys. Below are the attorneys serving this location. Each one is committed to providing skilled, client-focused representation. To read full bios and learn more about each attorney's background, visit Our Team page.
• Lewis Irwin Landerholm — Founding Partner
• Will M. Jones — Partner
• Alan Nieczyporuk — Attorney
• Kimberly Brown — Attorney
• Terrance Hogan — Attorney
• Sarah Bain — Attorney
• Michael Trotter — Attorney
• Olivia Raymond-Williams — Attorney
• Andrew Teitelman — Attorney
What Our Clients Say
Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. Below is a sampling of what people have shared about working with Pacific Cascade Legal. For more reviews, visit our Testimonials page.
“This law firm really cares about their clients. They offer them resources to heal and recover from what can be the most stressful event in their lives. This is a firm you should definitely use and recommend to others. Great qualified people!” – G.R.
“This firm was recommended to me by a close trusted family member. They definitely did not disappoint. In times like these you need to feel heard and trust that I get what works best for my family. From day one I was treated with great respect and compassion. I always felt like I had a team on my side. Annalise was great at explaining my options and always made sure to look out for my best interest. I would definitely recommend this law office for anyone going through a similar situation like mine.” – R.A.
“I worked with Lauren and her paralegal Josh. I cannot day enough good things about these two individuals. They helped me through every step and made sure that my needs were met every time. I got everything I desired and couldn't have done it alone. So thank you both.” – A.S.
Tacoma Office Location
Pacific Cascade Legal — Tacoma Office
4301 S Pine St., Suite 629
Tacoma, WA 98409
Phone: (253) 300-4521
Our Tacoma office is located on S Pine Street, just off SR-7 in the South Tacoma area. We are a short drive from Tacoma Mall, the Parkland neighborhood, and easily accessible from both I-5 and Highway 512.
We serve clients in University Place, Lakewood, Spanaway, and surrounding communities throughout Pierce County. Free parking is available on site.
Cases involving Pierce County family courts, including the Pierce County Superior Court located at 930 Tacoma Avenue South, are familiar territory for our Tacoma-based legal team.
Schedule Your Free Consultation
Legal problems rarely wait for a convenient time to arise. Whether you are facing a divorce, dealing with the aftermath of an accident, or simply want to get your estate plan in order, our Tacoma attorneys are ready to help.
We offer free initial consultations so you can get honest answers about your situation before making any decisions.
Call us today at (253) 300-4521 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do after a car accident in Tacoma?
First, seek medical attention. Even if you do not feel seriously injured right away, symptoms can appear hours or days later. Document the scene if you are able, get the other driver's insurance information, and report the accident to law enforcement. Avoid giving recorded statements to insurance adjusters before speaking with an attorney.
Washington has a three-year statute of limitations for most personal injury claims, but the sooner you contact our team, the more effectively we can preserve evidence and protect your rights.
How long does a divorce take in Washington State?
Washington law requires a mandatory 90-day waiting period after a divorce petition is filed before a divorce can be finalized. An uncontested divorce where both spouses agree on all terms may be resolved relatively quickly once that period has passed.
Contested divorces involving disputes over property, child custody, or support can take significantly longer, depending on the complexity of the issues and the court's schedule in Pierce County. Our attorneys will give you a realistic timeline based on your specific circumstances during your consultation.
How is child custody decided in Pierce County?
Washington courts determine custody based on the best interests of the child. Judges consider factors such as each parent's relationship with the child, stability of each home environment, each parent's willingness to support the child's relationship with the other parent, and the child's own preferences depending on age and maturity.
Our family law attorneys have extensive experience developing parenting plans and litigating custody matters in Pierce County Superior Court when necessary.
Do I need an estate plan if I am young or do not have many assets?
Yes. Estate planning is not only for the wealthy or the elderly. At minimum, every adult should have a will, a durable power of attorney (for financial decisions), and a healthcare directive or living will (for medical decisions).
Without these documents, Washington State law determines who manages your affairs if you become incapacitated and who inherits your property when you pass.
A basic estate plan can typically be completed in one or two appointments and provides enormous peace of mind.