Oregon Lawyers Michele Peters to Mitchell Baker

Explore Oregon attorneys like Michele Peters, Michele Wasson, Michelle Barton, Michelle Bartov, Michelle Bertolino, Michelle Da Rosa, Michelle Freed, and Mitchell Baker. in cities like Newport, Portland, Portland, Portland and Portland. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 97365, 97204, 97204.

Michele Peters

Miguel Santos

Mitch Lampson

Mindy Stannard

Milton R. Stew

Milton C. Lank

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Michele Peters

Firm: Law Office of Michele A. Peters LLC

PO Box 1922 , Newport , Oregon 97365

Practice Areas: Arbitration

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“Michele Peters is an extraordinary lawyer who, in the difficult fields of bankruptcy and foreclosure”

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Miguel Santos

Firm: Fitzwater Meyer Hollis & Marmion LLP

6400 SE Lake Rd Ste 440 , Portland , Oregon 97222

Practice Areas: Probate

Miguel Santos is an attorney with the law firm of Fitzwater Meyer Hollis & Marmion, LLP. His practice emphasizes guardianships and conservatorships, probate and trust administration and estate planning.. Prior to working at Fitzwater Meyer Hollis & Marmion, LLP, Miguel served the needs of elderly clients in New York. He began assisting seniors through his law school’s elder law clinic and later as an attorney specializing in probate and trust administration, taxable estates, and estate litigation.. Miguel holds a B.A. from the University of Connecticut and a J.D. from the City University of New York School of Law.

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Mitch Lampson

2680 Coeur D Alene Dr , West Linn , Oregon 97068

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Mindy Stannard

Firm: Stannard & Batalden Family Law PC

1211 SW 6th Avenue , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Family , Divorce & Separation

Mindy Stannard handles divorce, custody, parenting time, paternity, child support and Family Abuse Prevention Act Restraining Order Cases. In addition, Mindy handles some juvenile court cases and some types of uncontested adoption proceedings. She is admitted to practice law in both Oregon and Washington .. Many of Mindy's current cases are in Multnomah, Clackamas, or Washington County. Mindy also handles cases in many other counties throughout the State of Oregon, including Clatsop County, Lane County, Linn County, Marion County and Columbia County. Each county has different local rules that apply to family law cases.. Mindy is committed to making sure that she keeps up to date on changes to each county's local rules, and takes the time to explain to each client how the local rules and local practices will impact the client's case.. Prior to focusing her practice on family law, Mindy worked in a general practice firm where she gained experience with family law, estate planning, criminal law, real estate law, personal injury and civil litigation. Because issues from so many other areas of the law arise in family law cases, Mindy frequently utilizes the knowledge she gained from her past work with these other areas of the law.. Mindy takes the time to answer her clients' questions in a detailed manner, and is committed to effectively help navigate her clients through each step of the case. Mindy strives to advocate zealously for her clients' best interests and to help keep her clients on track to obtain the best possible outcome. Each case presents different challenges, and Mindy works with her clients to find creative solutions to each family's unique situation.

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“forward. We never met in person but that wasn't a detriment to my case. Very pleased with my outcome”

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“Great family law attorney. Very good understanding of the law and takes the time to listen. Has a great team working with her.”

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Milton R. Stewart

2300 1300 Southwest Fifth Avenue 9720 , Portland , Oregon 97201

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Mergers & Acquisitions

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Milton C. Lankton

Firm: Davis Wright Tremaine LLP

2300 1300 Southwest Fifth Avenue 97201 , Portland , Oregon 97201

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Communications & Media ,Construction ,Government Contracts,Internet

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Miller & Hopp Attorneys at Law

, Bend , Oregon 97703

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Michele Wasson

Firm: Tonkon Torp LLP

888 SW 5th Ave Ste 1600 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate , Banking, Banking

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Mike Ryan

Firm: Miller Nash LLP

111 SW 5th Ave Ste 3400 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation

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Michelle Slater

Firm: Michelle Slater Law LLC

1631 NE Broadway Street , Portland , Oregon 97232

Practice Areas: Business

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Michelle Johansson

Firm: Cartwright Johansson PC

520 SW Yamhill St Ste 414 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Michelle Freed

1040 NE 44th Avenue, Suite 4 , Portland , Oregon 97213

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

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“s consistent support as I was walked through every step of the bankruptcy process. Her staff, primar”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Ms. Freed is a very effective and knowledgeable attorney who is very passionate about her clients.”

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Michelle Da Rosa

Firm: Stoel Rives

900 SW Fifth Ave., Suite 2600 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Michelle Bertolino

Firm: Farleigh Wada Witt

121 SW Morrison St #600 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Collections, Debtor/Creditor, Debtor/Creditor Rights, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt

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Michelle Barton

Firm: Miller Nash LLP

111 S.W. Fifth Avenue, Suite 3400 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Civil , Litigation, Litigation

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“I endorse this lawyer. Michelle is a proficient litigator with an outstanding reputation and pertinent experience.”

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Mitchell Baker

Firm: Fisher & Phillips LLP

111 SW 5th Ave Ste 4040 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Civil , Contracts, Employment & Labor , Labor , Employment & Labor

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Mike Sargetakis

Firm: Oxbow Law Group LLC

Po Box 14685 , Portland , Oregon 97293

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“Oxbow Law group came highly recommended by other land use Law firms. They took a look at our case an”

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Miles Monson

1865 NW 169th Pl Ste 208 , Beaverton , Oregon 97006

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

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“I have worked with Miles on many cases. Although we are on opposite sides, he has always been fair, honest and ethical and is generally easy to work with. Creditors seeking bankrup…”

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Michelle Bartov

Firm: Michelle S Bartov Attorney At Law LLC

421 High St Ste 102 , Oregon City , Oregon 97045

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“reviewing the case as a whole. If she did not have an answer to my question she would track down the”

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Mindy Wekselblatt

767 Willamette St Ste 204 , Eugene , Oregon 97401

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“Horrible lawyer. Only pushes for drama and made a complete mess of my situation. I could have gotten”

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