Law Office of Tim Leary, PLLC

Law Office of Tim Leary, PLLC is a Seattle criminal defense practice representing clients across Western Washington. The firm handles felony and misdemeanor matters from investigations through trial, focusing on protecting constitutional rights and explaining each stage clearly. Its approach combines direct communication, strategic preparation, and extensive courtroom experience. Clients receive guidance on immediate concerns, long-term consequences, available defenses, and practical steps for navigating an often difficult criminal justice process.

Law Office of Tim Leary, PLLC defends clients accused of homicide, assault, robbery, burglary, theft, malicious mischief, arson, and weapons offenses. The firm examines identity evidence, witness accounts, police procedures, searches, statements, intent, and investigative weaknesses when developing a defense. Thorough case review helps identify suppression issues, factual inconsistencies, lawful explanations, and other arguments that may affect charging decisions, negotiations, trial strategy, or the outcome in later court proceedings.

Law Office of Tim Leary, PLLC also handles domestic violence allegations, driving and motor vehicle offenses, juvenile matters, and cases carrying immigration consequences. The firm addresses no-contact orders, harassment accusations, accident reconstruction, scientific testing, and questions involving youth rehabilitation or adult-court exposure. Its counsel helps clients understand potential penalties, collateral restrictions, and procedural choices while preparing defenses suited to the evidence, personal circumstances, and seriousness of each specific allegation involved.

Law Office of Tim Leary, PLLC draws on Tim Leary’s criminal law experience dating to 1998. Before entering private defense practice, he served in the King County Prosecutor’s Office and became a Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in its Complex Prosecution and Investigations Division. His background included appellate, domestic violence, special assault, vulnerable adult abuse, and complex prosecution assignments. This perspective supports focused advocacy during investigations, negotiations, motions, trials, and appeals.