Christian Garcia

Unconventional, but effective in many respects. I don’t give up so easily and I don’t die so well. I’m the one you are looking for if you want to take it until the wheels fall off. Settling is fine as well, but I guarantee you that I will never force you to plea or agree to something you do not accept.

I grew up in Dayton, WA where I worked on and off for 19 years - since the age of 13 -  at the Warren Orchard and Farm. I recently, finished the 2026 wheat harvest season as a “bank out wagon” operator. Over the years, I have made my way back home during my breaks from university to work on the Farm.

I graduated from the University of Washington with a bachelor’s degree in business administration - concentrating in finance - in 2015. I was diagnosed with cancer during my spring quarter that year. I thought: if I’m to go out, I’m going to spend the rest of my funds on an adventure in Italy. Which I did. I came back home and underwent surgery, radiation, cancer reoccurrence, surgery and chemotherapy. Nonetheless, I still went to the University of Washington law school, graduated in 2020, and took the bar exam – unlike the majority of my class. There was no “diploma privilege” for me who couldn’t afford to register for the bar exam at the time.

I practiced in Minnesota as a Public Defender for a while. I wanted to join the Army and took the opportunity upon being declared cured of cancer. I joined the 18X program and failed Airbourne School. I was discharged later - upon losing complete motivation after my mother’s passing - with the opportunity to return if I so desire.

If you find yourself on Highway 12 between Waitsburg and Dayton around 7:00am on a Saturday, you’ll probably see me doing a 16-mile run. I keep my 18X physique. Other than that, I just started practicing family law in Washington. I maintain a high level of discipline and will take it all the way.