Oregon Lawyers Myles A. to Nathan Ratliff

Explore Oregon attorneys like Myles A. Conway, Nadine Davison, Naegeli Deposition & Trial, Nancy A. Chafin, Nancy Borneman, Nancy Craven, Nancy Howe, and Nathan Ratliff. in cities like Bend, Portland, Prineville, Roseburg and Klamath Falls. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 97702, 97339, 97601.

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Myles A. Conway

Firm: Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, P.C.

354 Southwest Upper Terrace Dr 101 977 , Bend , Oregon 97702

Practice Areas: Environmental

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Natalie Hedman

Firm: Hedman Family Law, L.L.C.

501 NE Hood Ave. Suite 333 , Gresham , Oregon 97030

Practice Areas: Child Support

Natalie Hedman's practice focuses on complex divorce, complex child custody cases, parenting time, child and spousal support, legal separations, domestic partnerships, modifications, division of assets and business interests. She also represents parents, grandparents, stepparents and other family members in defense of or requests for third-party custody and psychological parent rights. Natalie is especially passionate about child safety and regularly helps parents obtain temporary orders to protect a child’s psychological or physical welfare through immediate danger orders or status quo orders.. Natalie also has helped people on both sides of family abuse restraining orders, elder abuse restraining orders and sexual abuse protective orders. Natalie's experience as a family law attorney and a parent gives her both a legal and a personal perspective on difficult cases. You will find Natalie understands the place you are coming from and exactly how personal it is for you and will help you find the best solutions for your family. In other words, when you meet Natalie, you will find someone who knows how to be the strongest advocate on your behalf.. Stakes are especially high when protecting your children. If you are needing to protect your child, she will ensure you fully understand your legal options and involve you in every decision in a way that honors your dignity while doing everything she can to keep your child safe.. Natalie balances her demanding yet rewarding work with her husband, her kiddo, two dogs and a cat. Natalie also enjoys volunteering in various areas of need, trail running, hiking, biking and singing jazz.. [NH1]

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“I have known Natalie Hedman for many years and have worked with her professionally on matters. I have found her to be a strong advocate for her clients. She takes a personal approa…”

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Nathan Piers-Vanderploeg

Firm: Hunt & Associates, PC

101 SW Main Street, Ste. 805 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Nathan Maki

Firm: Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt

PacWest Center , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Administrative , Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

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Nathan Holtey

Firm: Holtey Law

1140 SW 11th Ave , Portland , Oregon 97205

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“Mr Holtey lied to me to suit his own purposes. AVOID this attorney. He did not review paperwork from”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Nate has a strong reputation in this community of professionalism and getting results for his clients. I'd recommend him.”

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Nathan Christensen

Firm: Perkins Coie

1120 NW Couch 10th Flr , Portland , Oregon 97209

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Nate Jones

Firm: Mastanduno Law Group

725 NE 76th Ave , Portland , Oregon 97213

Practice Areas: Family, Litigation

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“, the judge did not represent me at all or give any of my evidence a chance he had to go on a vacati”

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“I endorse this lawyer. I was very impressed by the professionalism of Mr. Jones when I interacted with him. He is cordial and works hard and is genuinely working to get his clients…”

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Natalie Scott

Firm: Muhlheim Boyd, LLP

1259 Willamette Street , Eugene , Oregon 97401

Practice Areas: Appellate , Bankruptcy, Corporate , Debtor/Creditor Rights, Litigation

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“I have worked with Ms. Scott on several civil matters which had a bankruptcy component. Ms. Scott was able to take complicated, out of the box issues and resolve them with incredib…”

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Natalie McDougal

Firm: Kafoury & Mcdougal

411 SW 2nd Ave Ste 200 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

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Naomi Levelle-Haslitt

Firm: Miller Nash LLP

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

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Nancy M. Erfle

Firm: Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, P.C.

Pacwest Center 1900 719 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Regulation

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Nancy Howe

Firm: Nancy Howe, Attorney at Law, PC

522 SE Washington Ave. , Roseburg , Oregon 97470

Practice Areas: Family

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Nancy Craven

Firm: Ball Janik LLP

15 Southwest Colorado Avenue 3 , Bend , Oregon 97702

Practice Areas: Environmental

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Nancy A. Chafin

s 16001900 Pacwest Center 1211 Southwest Fi , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Business & Commercial,Corporate ,Securities

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Naegeli Deposition & Trial

, Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Nathan Ratliff

Firm: Parks & Ratliff, PC

620 Main Street , Klamath Falls , Oregon 97601

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Civil , Criminal Defense , Family , Personal Injury, Real Estate , Probate

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Nadine Davison

104 SW 2nd St , Corvallis , Oregon 97339

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“She thoroughly prepared our estates, keeping us informed along the way, encouraging us to think of a”

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Nathan Forbes

Po Box 82493 , Portland , Oregon 97282

Practice Areas: Family

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Nancy Borneman

Po Box 991 , Prineville , Oregon 97754

Practice Areas: Adoption

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Nathan Kaneshiro

Firm: Kaneshiro Law LLC

14925 SW Barrows Rd Ste 109 , Beaverton , Oregon 97007

Practice Areas: Probate

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“Nate is a fantastic attorney. His ethics and skills make him number one on my referral list for family law.”

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