Tiller Law Firm

Tiller Law Firm is an immigration lawyer in Centralia, WA, located on N Rock St. The firm has served the community since 1965 and holds a 4.80 rating based on reviews from its clients. Its team includes attorneys with experience across multiple areas of practice, working to represent clients in legal matters across the region.

The firm is staffed by a diverse group of attorneys. Laurel L. Tiller has been associated with successful cases including Brook Bank v. Hubbard 712 F. 2nd 399 (1983) and Klickman v. Title Guarantee 105 P.2nd 526 (1986). Pete B. Tiller's selected published decisions include State v. Setterstrom, State v. Tewee, State v. Minor, In Re the Matter of Personal Restraint of Amos, and In Re Welfare of G.E. Rachael M. Tiller is also part of the team. Kevin T. Nelson brings a background in real estate law, criminal law, firearms law, traffic law, municipal and government law, animal law, and civil litigation, with experience from both private and government practice. He has handled numerous criminal and civil trials, represented clients in administrative hearings, mediation, arbitration, and at the court of appeals level. Nelson is a Lewis County native who attended Centralia Community College, where he was named to the National Dean's List, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, and the Centralia College President's List. He continued at St. Martin's University, graduating with honors in business, then earned his Juris Doctorate with honors from Lewis and Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon. He serves on the board of Centralia Christian School and the Lewis County Dangerous Animal Designations Board, and has served as Vice President of the Lewis County Bar Association.

The office sits along N Rock St near West Main Street, about a tenth of a mile from the Student Center, and roughly a fifth of a mile from the Timberland Regional Library, the Centralia Post Office, and George Washington Park. China Creek runs nearby.