About Pam
She arrived in the United States at 19 with drive, curiosity, and a clear direction. Today, she brings that same determination to every client navigating the complexities of family law. A first-generation graduate of UW Law’s accelerated program — completing her JD in two years, the first in the program’s history to do so — she combines sharp legal instincts with a genuine commitment to the people she serves.
Clients can expect clear communication, real answers, and an attorney who takes the time to learn their story. She understands that family law cases carry weight far beyond the courtroom, and she treats them accordingly, with care, precision, and a standard of service she holds herself to personally.
Her dedication extends well beyond her caseload. She received the District and Municipal Courts Judicial Association Presidential Award for 2024–2025, serves on the UW Tacoma Legal Pathways Advisory Board, sits on the board of the Child Care Action Council, and is actively involved in trial advocacy and mock trial programs across the region.
Best Fit Clients
Clients navigating family law matters who need an attorney that will take the time to understand their full situation, communicate honestly throughout the process, and advocate for them with both precision and care.
"Be good. Do good."
— Paul Posadas Credentials & Education
- Washington State Bar Association — Licensed Member
- Thurston County Bar Association — Member
- Pierce County Bar Association — Member
- Juris Doctor (J.D.), University of Washington School of Law
- B.A. Politics, Philosophy & Economics, University of Washington Tacoma
- DMCJA Presidential Award, 2024–2025
- UW Tacoma Legal Pathways Advisory Board — Member
- Child Care Action Council — Board Member
Outside the Firm
When she’s not practicing law, she’s spending time with her son, exploring new places with her rescue dog Z the Second, cheering on the Mariners, and working through a rotation of audiobooks. She is currently campaigning for Pierce County District Court Judge and is learning Spanish, because if she could have any superpower, it would be speaking every language in the world.