About Maria T.
Maria T. Greene earned her Juris Doctor from Seattle University School of Law. She studied law in the Pacific Northwest and carried that regional focus into her early career. Her time in law school included classroom work and practical exercises that emphasized the rules and procedures of Washington courts.
After passing the bar, Greene built a practice rooted in day-to-day legal work. She established the Law Office of Maria T. Greene, PLLC and serves as owner. Running a solo or small firm requires handling a wide range of tasks. Greene manages case strategy, client intake, document drafting and courtroom appearances when necessary.
Her practice centers on matters that arise under Washington law. She represents clients in state court proceedings and deals with administrative filings when required. Greene advises individuals and businesses about procedural steps, filing requirements and deadlines. She combines litigation preparation with an emphasis on clear communication so clients understand their options.
Greene maintains an active relationship with the Washington State Bar. That involvement keeps her current on changes to state rules and professional standards. She participates in continuing legal education and follows developments in case law that affect how cases are handled in Washington courts.
Colleagues describe her approach as pragmatic. She aims to resolve problems efficiently and to present complex legal issues in straightforward terms. In the office she balances legal research and client counseling, often preparing pleadings and transactional documents herself rather than delegating them. This hands-on method shapes how her firm handles each matter, from initial consultation to disposition.
Outside the office, Greene keeps ties to the Seattle legal community through local events and professional gatherings. She emphasizes accessibility for clients who need practical guidance on state procedures. Her firm handles filings, hearings and negotiations on matters governed by Washington statutes and court rules. She currently concentrates her practice on matters arising under Washington law.
