You Became a Lawyer to Make a Difference

Family law is demanding because the stakes are personal. The work affects parents, children, homes, businesses, financial security, and the future of entire families.

At Pacific Northwest Family Law, attorneys are expected to do serious legal work and are given the support to do it well. We invest in mentorship, legal and administrative support, firmwide systems, marketing, and intake so our attorneys can spend more of their time developing strategy, advising clients, preparing cases, negotiating resolutions, and advocating in court.

We are looking for attorneys who care about families, take responsibility for their work, and want to keep developing throughout their careers. Whether you are learning how to manage your first cases or preparing for greater independence, leadership, and partnership, we offer a place to build a practice you can be proud of.

Explore our current opportunities and learn what it means to practice family law at Pacific Northwest Family Law.

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Current Opportunities

  • Mid-Level Family Law Attorney — Bellevue

    Manage substantial family law matters in Bellevue with meaningful independence, experienced attorney support, and exposure to sophisticated litigation involving children, property, businesses, and complex financial issues.

    $120,000 to $155,000

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  • Early-Career Family Law Attorney — Bellevue

    Begin your family law career in Bellevue with direct mentorship from an experienced attorney, meaningful case responsibility, and structured coaching as you develop practical advocacy and courtroom skills.

    $90,000 to $120,000

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  • Mid-Level Family Law Attorney — Walla Walla

    Build your family law practice in Walla Walla with meaningful case responsibility, courtroom work, experienced attorney support, and a clear path toward greater independence.

    $105,000 to $135,000

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  • Early-Career Family Law Attorney — Richland

    Begin your family law career in Richland with an experienced attorney assigned to mentor you through observation, demonstration, coaching, and gradually increasing case responsibility.

    $80,000 to $100,000

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  • Senior Family Law Attorney — Richland

    Join our Richland office to independently manage substantial family law cases, advise clients, develop strategy, and advocate at trial. This role is for a Washington attorney with seven or more years of family law experience.

    $135,000 to $175,000

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  • Mid-Level Family Law Attorney, Yakima

    Build a long-term family law practice in Yakima with substantial case responsibility, courtroom experience, strong staff support, and access to experienced attorneys when complex issues arise.

    $105,000 – $135,000

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Don’t See the Right Opening?

Our current postings reflect the positions we are actively seeking to fill, but they are not the only way to begin a conversation with us.

If you are an attorney or legal professional who believes your experience, skills, and goals could contribute to Pacific Northwest Family Law, we welcome a general application. Tell us where you would like to work, the type of role you are seeking, and how you believe you could contribute to the firm.


Work That Matters to Families

Family law affects more than a legal case. It affects children, parents, homes, financial security, and the future of families across Washington.

Pacific Northwest Family Law exists to help people navigate those moments with clear advice, thoughtful advocacy, and practical legal support. Every role contributes to that work. Attorneys develop strategy and advocate for clients. Legal assistants help cases move forward. Intake professionals help families take the first step. Administrative, marketing, and operational teams build the systems that allow the firm to serve clients consistently.

Our vision is to build a statewide family law firm where clients receive dependable guidance and capable professionals can build meaningful, long-term careers.

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Built to Help You Do Your Best Work

Support So You Can Focus

A career at Pacific Northwest Family Law is built around meaningful responsibility, strong support, and room to grow.

Our attorneys focus on strategy, advocacy, client counseling, negotiation, and courtroom work. Legal assistants help move cases forward. Intake and administrative teams create a professional experience for prospective and existing clients. Marketing, technology, and firmwide systems support every office and every role.

No one succeeds alone. We work across offices, share knowledge, and invest in systems that make good work easier to perform consistently. Early-career professionals can learn from experienced colleagues. Experienced professionals have room to exercise judgment, improve how the firm operates, and move toward greater responsibility and leadership.

Whether you are building legal skills, developing operational expertise, or preparing for the next stage of your career, Pacific Northwest Family Law offers the opportunity to contribute to work that matters and help build a firm designed to serve families across Washington.

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Grow at Every Stage of Your Career

Professional growth should not stop once someone is hired.

At Pacific Northwest Family Law, newer professionals learn through direct coaching, observation, feedback, and gradually increasing responsibility. Experienced team members continue developing through collaboration, continuing education, exposure to more complex work, and opportunities to mentor others.

For attorneys, that includes structured mentorship, access to experienced lawyers for strategy and case review, payment of Washington State Bar dues, and prepaid continuing legal education through NBI. Other team members also receive training in the systems, skills, and responsibilities required for their roles.

Our goal is to help capable people become more effective, take on greater responsibility, and build a long-term career within the firm.

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Defined Partnership and Leadership Roels

A long-term career should include room to lead, influence how work is done, and take responsibility for more than an individual set of assignments.

At Pacific Northwest Family Law, leadership opportunities exist across the firm. Attorneys may grow into mentoring, office leadership, practice development, and partnership. Legal-support, intake, administrative, and operational professionals may take on team leadership, training, process improvement, and broader management responsibilities as the firm grows.

For attorneys, we also offer a defined partnership track. Partnership is based on more than tenure. It reflects legal judgment, client service, productive case management, leadership, contribution to the firm, and readiness to share responsibility for its long-term success.

Not every employee will pursue the same path, and advancement is not automatic. The goal is to give capable people a visible opportunity to expand their influence, help develop others, improve the firm, and build a career with increasing responsibility.

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Help Shape What Comes Next

Pacific Northwest Family Law is growing across Washington, creating opportunities to improve how the firm serves clients and supports employees.

We value people who identify problems, propose practical improvements, and help turn good ideas into reliable systems. That opportunity is not limited to attorneys. Legal assistants, intake professionals, administrators, managers, and operational team members all help shape how the firm develops.

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Benefits and Flexibility

Good work requires both structure and room for professional judgment.

Pacific Northwest Family Law provides benefits and support designed to help employees build sustainable careers while meeting the demands of client service. Benefits may vary by position, but generally include:

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Retirement benefits
  • Professional-development resources
  • Bar dues and CLE for attorneys
  • Technology and administrative support

We also recognize that flexibility matters. Many roles allow some degree of control over where and how work is completed, provided client needs, court obligations, deadlines, communication standards, and performance expectations are met. Newer employees may spend more time in the office while they are learning, receiving feedback, and building working relationships.

Flexibility is not the absence of accountability. It is the ability to manage work professionally while remaining responsive to clients, colleagues, and the responsibilities of the role.

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Work Across Washington State


Work Across Washington

Bellevue

Bellevue combines a major business center with quick access to Lake Washington, parks, trails, restaurants, and the broader Seattle region. It offers an urban-suburban setting with strong schools, established neighborhoods, and extensive cultural and recreational options.

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Olympia

Olympia offers a smaller-city pace with access to Puget Sound, forests, waterfront parks, and Washington’s capital district. The area is known for its walkable downtown, local restaurants, outdoor recreation, and easy connections to both Tacoma and the Olympic Peninsula.

Explore Olympia

Spokane

Spokane combines the amenities of a regional city with easy access to rivers, lakes, skiing, hiking, and Eastern Washington’s outdoor landscape. Its neighborhoods, universities, arts community, and lower cost of living make it attractive to people seeking both city life and room to breathe.

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The Tri-Cities

The Tri-Cities offer sunshine, river access, trails, wineries, and a growing collection of restaurants and community events. Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco provide a connected regional community with outdoor recreation and a more relaxed pace than the Puget Sound area.

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Yakima

Yakima offers access to hiking, skiing, rivers, vineyards, orchards, and a strong agricultural and food culture. The region has a lower cost of living than Western Washington and provides a practical home base for exploring Central Washington.

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Walla Walla

Walla Walla is known for its historic downtown, wineries, restaurants, arts, and surrounding agricultural landscape. It offers a close-knit community, a distinctive local identity, and ready access to outdoor recreation throughout southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon.

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Hear From Our Team

The best way to understand a workplace is to hear from the people doing the work.

We are gathering perspectives from attorneys, legal-support professionals, and team members across our offices about what it is like to work at Pacific Northwest Family Law, how they have developed in their roles, and what allows them to do their best work.


Ready to Build Your Career?

If you believe family law matters, enjoy solving difficult problems, and want to continue developing as an attorney, we would like to hear from you.

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Reviewed by Attorney Zachary C Ashby, Pacific Northwest Family Law, July 21, 2026