Holly A. Priest

Holly Priest was the discovery attorney on my Pierce County divorce at Dellino Family Law Group in 2026. The firm said it "typically" sends clients a draft of the discovery requests before serving them; that never happened, and I first learned what had been asked of my spouse when her answers arrived... in July. The first substantive discovery conversation I had with Ms. Priest was August 4, two months after the requests went out. Her strategy email to me in July referred to my wife as "he" throughout. She no-showed a scheduled call on July 24 by fifteen minutes (I waited on the video link, then dropped), and a later walk-through call was rescheduled by the firm because her schedule was "jammed up" — and the rescheduling was billed to me. When I asked a basic question about why my responses both objected and answered, the reply was "It is my responsibility and I make the decisions on those." On the invoices I have she billed more hours than my attorney of record. She served her notice of withdrawal on October 9, four days after I approved the motion documents the firm had been preparing since June. If you work with her, ask for the discovery drafts in writing before they go out.