Carey & Lillevik

Carey & Lillevik, PLLC, is a law firm with the experience, knowledge and passion to meet your legal objectives. Based in Seattle, our founding attorneys have more than thirty-five years combined experience in juvenile and family advocacy and criminal defense. We are available to accept your referrals in the areas of Juvenile and Family Law: depende... ncy, child welfare, youth at risk, dissolution, domestic partnerships, special education, school discipline, truancy, adoption, and guardianship; Criminal Defense: adult and juvenile, felony and misdemeanor; and Estate Planning: wills, power of attorney, and health care directives. At Carey & Lillevik, PLLC, our effort begins with an understanding of the often sensitive life circumstances which lead to the need for legal services. Together with our clients we develop a strategy for meeting objectives. While we vigorously represent our client's interest, we recognize the need to be discreet and wise to protect personal reputations and lives from the destructiveness of allegations and conflicts. We handle our client's cases with thought and care because we know their lives depend on it. Carey & Lillevik, PLLC, attorneys are accomplished successful advocates and are committed to public service: In 2005, Linda Lillevik received the Washington Defender Associations' President's Award for excellence. She is also the recipient of the King County Truancy task force award in recognition for her work on racial disparity. Linda Lillevik was the supervisor of a public defense dependency division for many years. She is a recognized leader for bringing the drug court model to child and family welfare cases. Ms. Lillevik serves on the Family Treatment Court Advisory Committee and the Dependency Racial Disproportionality Task Force. Ann M. Carey was appointed by Governor Locke to chair the Governor's Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee. She was subsequently appointed by Robert Flores, administrator of the national Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, as Washington ...Read More