Samuel Page

With a focus on family law, Samuel Page brings a wealth of experience and a compassionate approach to his role as a partner at the law firm McKinley Irvin’s Tacoma office, in Washington. His practice encompasses a spectrum of family law matters, including adoption, child custody and support, divorce, domestic violence, relocation, and third-party custody. Known for his equanimity, his ability to stay composed during challenging cases reassures his clients and enhances his effectiveness, particularly in high-conflict situations. Whether through settlement or litigation, he employs a strategic approach to secure favorable outcomes for his clients.

Mr. Page's academic credentials are solid, with an undergraduate degree in political science and anthropology from the Hobart and William Smith Colleges, laying the groundwork for his successful legal career. He holds a Juris Doctor from Gonzaga University School of Law where he achieved the CALI Excellence for the Future Awards in both federal Indian law and legal research and writing. He also served on the Executive Board of the Gonzaga Journal of International Law. He is admitted to practice in several tribal courts, including the Muckleshoot Tribal Court.

Professionally, Mr. Page is engaged with the legal community through various memberships and appointments. He is actively involved with the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association (TPCBA), including a role as a Commissioner Pro Tempore for the Pierce County Superior Court and a past trusteeship for TPCBA's Young Lawyers Section. His commitment extends to the Puyallup Tribal Bar Association, where he has been a member and contributor to their respective legal landscapes. He has also been rated with a perfect score of 10.0 on Avvo.

With qualities of his balanced approach to contentious cases and his adeptness in the courtroom, Mr. Page’s reputation is built on a foundation of calm leadership and a resolute commitment to his clients' best interests. His dedication to the legal field is further evidenced by his voluntary roles, including serving as a pro bono adjunct professor at Seattle University School of Law and participating in the Associates Campaign for the Legal Foundation of Washington.