About Micah Preston
Micah Preston White earned his J.D. from Seattle University School of Law in 2013. He attended law school beginning in 2010 and completed the program in three years. The Seattle University diploma provided the formal training he brought into practice, and it shapes the way he approaches litigation and client work.
After law school, White established himself in Washington. He is licensed to practice in that state and built a practice that centers on criminal defense. Early in his career he sought out professional connections beyond state lines. He joined the Utah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers in 2014 and has maintained that membership since then. Those ties indicate an attorney who tracks developments in criminal law across jurisdictions and values peer networks.
White’s work has been courtroom-focused. He represents clients in state charges and related proceedings. He handles case preparation, hearings, plea discussions and trials. He tends to take cases that require close work with clients and frequent courthouse appearances. Colleagues say he prefers directness in litigation and prioritizes clarity in explaining options to people facing criminal charges.
He practices through the Law Offices of Preston White, P.S. The firm carries his name and serves people in Washington courts. At the office he oversees case strategy and client communication. The firm’s docket includes a range of criminal matters, and he often works on cases that require careful factual investigation and prompt motions practice. He makes courtroom appearances himself rather than delegating all hearings, a choice that keeps him visible in the trial calendar.
Outside the courtroom he has remained active in professional circles. His membership in the Utah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers began in 2014 and continues to the present. That affiliation brings continuing education and peer discussion into his practice. He has also participated in local legal events and trainings that help him stay current on state law and procedure.
White combines formal legal training from Seattle University with practical, courtroom-oriented work at his firm. He practices criminal defense in Washington and maintains professional ties that extend beyond his home state. His current practice concentrates on defending individuals charged with criminal offenses in Washington state courts.
