Oregon Lawyers Stacey Mealer to Stephanie Ann

Explore Oregon attorneys like Stacey Mealer, Stacey Slater, Stacey Smith, Staci McCarthy, Stacy Owen, Stacy Rodriguez, Stahancyk, Kent & Hook, and Stephanie Ann Jensen. in cities like Sweet Home, Eugene, Tigard, Bend and Hillsboro. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 97386, 97204, 97123.

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Stefan Wolf

Stacey Smith

Stephan Otto

Stacy Owen

Steffany Jasta

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Stanton Gallegos

Firm: Markowitz Herbold PC

1455 SW Broadway Ste 1900 , Portland , Oregon 97201

Practice Areas: Advertising

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Stefan Wolf

Firm: Gevurtz Menashe Larson & Howe PC

115 NW 1st Ave Ste 400 , Portland , Oregon 97209

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Stefan views his role as a strong support system, guiding people through the critical personal and financial choices involved in estate planning. As an experienced estate planning attorney, he regularly assists clients with wills, trusts, planning for incapacity, gift tax returns, estate tax returns, and probate and trust administration matters. Anchored by his attentive spirit and genuine charm, Stefan offers clients both candid and compassionate counsel – recognizing estate planning as one of the most important aspects in a person’s financial life. He approaches each client’s unique situation by identifying their personal and financial goals so that their estate can be handled in accordance with their wishes and in a tax-efficient manner.. As a Portland native, Stefan enjoys skiing, soccer, and spending time with his family. When asked where he would live if he could choose any place in the world, he’s quick to respond with his hometown of Portland, but admits the island of Kauai comes in at a close second.

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“Stefan is an excellent attorney! We work very closely together and he takes amazing care of our clients.”

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Stacey Smith

207 E 5th Avenue , Eugene , Oregon 97401

Practice Areas: Family

I have practiced Domestic Relations (Family) Law in Oregon since 1998. My area of specialty is (Qualified) Domestic Relations Orders, and related matters concerning division of retirement benefits in divorce/legal separation. The best time to contact me is BEFORE you negotiate the property settlement or try the case.

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“Stacey helped me deal with the complex retirement side of my divorce and made everything super easy”

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“I have worked and collaborated with Stacey Smith on number cases involving QDROs (division of pension and retirement interests incident to dissolution of marriage). She is extremel…”

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Stephan Otto

Firm: Middle Class Law LLC

321 SE Alder Street , Portland , Oregon 97214

Practice Areas: General Practice, Media, Entertainment, Internet, Family, State & Local Law

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Stacy Owen

Firm: Oregon State Bar

16037 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd , Tigard , Oregon 97224

Practice Areas: Business

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Steffany Jastak

Firm: Buckley Law PC

5300 Meadows Rd , Lake Oswego , Oregon 97035

Practice Areas: Trusts

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Stahancyk, Kent & Hook

Firm: Stahancyk, Kent & Hook

158 NE Greenwood Ave , Bend , Oregon 97701

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family,

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Stan Butterfield

605 SW Church St , Dallas , Oregon 97338

Practice Areas: Elder Law

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Stanton F. Long

360 East 10th Avenue 300 , Eugene , Oregon 97401

Practice Areas: Administrative ,Business & Commercial,Civil ,Insurance

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Stacey Slater

121 SW Salmon St Ste 1600 , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Patents, Intellectual Property

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Stark Ackerman

Firm: Black Helterline LLP

Southwest Broadway , Portland , Oregon 97205

Practice Areas: Environmental ,Land Use & Zoning,Natural Resources,Real Estate

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Starla Goff

Firm: Smith Freed & Eberhard P.C.

111 SW 5th Avenue , Portland , Oregon 97204

Practice Areas: Insurance , Personal Injury, Property , Lawsuits & Disputes, Lawsuits & Disputes

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Stefan Feuerherdt

Firm: Stefan L. Feuerherdt, Attorney

5200 SW Meadows Road , Lake Oswego , Oregon 97035

Practice Areas: Civil , Consumer Protection, Criminal Defense , Family , Business, Business

BACKGROUNDI began my career prosecuting criminal cases in an historic courthouse anchoring a sleepy, Southern town. Then, as a Marine Corps Judge Advocate, I defended service members in court-martial proceedings out of a spartan, block building aboard a California desert Marine base. Living and practicing in the majestic Pacific Northwest for over twenty years since then, the offices and scenery have improved dramatically.. No matter the surroundings, though, the mission has remained the same: helping good people through difficult situations.. My practice has evolved and expanded from criminal and civil litigation to include an emphasis on entertainment and intellectual property law for creative professionals, as well as business, real estate and contract law for Oregon businesses. My clients include artists, writers, producers and content creators in Oregon’s film and TV industry, as well as small business owners in multiple sectors, including those in the burgeoning Oregon cannabis industry.. In my spare time, I stay active in the community as a youth and high school sports official, and as an adjunct instructor teaching law classes to paralegal students. Moreover, my love for the arts (my hobbies include writing, acting and photography) have pushed me towards service that benefits our arts community: I've served as a board member of the Oregon Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, as well as the (legendary, but now sadly gone) Post5 Theatre. I also founded and directed the FiLMLaB annual script-to-screen writing/filmmaking contest through the Willamette Writers organization. He has offices in Portland and Lake Oswego.. ASSOCIATIONSOregon Trial Lawyers AssociationOregon Criminal Defense Lawyers AssociationCannabis Law Section, Oregon State BarIntellectual Property Section, Oregon State BarOregon Association of Collaborative Professionals. TEACHING/PRESENTATIONS“Business Entity Considerations for Non-Profits”, Oregon Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts“Writers’ Legal Toolkit” workshop series, Willamette Writers Conference“Lights, Camera, Lawsuit: Legal Tools for Film Production”, Oregon Media Production Association. ADMITTEDOregon (1996 - present)U.S. District of Oregon (2004 – present)Florida (1992 – 2001). COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTOregon Volunteer Lawyers for the ArtsPost5 Theatre CompanyWillamette Writers Organization. Soul of Wit Theatre Company. FiLMLaB script-to-screen film contest/productions. Portland Basketball Officials AssociationPortland Softball Umpires Association. SMART (Start Making A Reader Today) volunteer. Youth basketball/soccer/softball coach

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Stefanie Hyder

13110 SW Trigger Dr , Beaverton , Oregon 97008

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Stacey Mealer

Po Box 81 , Sweet Home , Oregon 97386

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“Stacey helped us with a complicated trust. Very patient explaining options. Highly recommend.”

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Stefanie Burke

Firm: Hornecker Cowling LLP

14 N Central Ave Ste 104 , Medford , Oregon 97501

Practice Areas: Family , Child Custody

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“was protected and given proper rights. I would recommend Stefanie Burke to anyone! She is great!”

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Stanley Gish

10925 SW Polsky Rd , Beaverton , Oregon 97005

Practice Areas: Probate

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“I endorse this lawyer. I have found him to knowledgeable and curious on points of law that others seem to miss.”

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Stacy Rodriguez

217 N Hemlock St , Cannon Beach , Oregon 97110

Practice Areas: Family

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“she was very good for me in every way I had two case she worked and I am very pleased with the out c”

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“Stacy and I have worked with mutual clients over the years, and the feedback from those folks is always positive. I recommend her without hesitation.”

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Staci McCarthy

Firm: McCarthy Law LLC

702 Columbia St. , Hood River , Oregon 97031

Practice Areas: Family

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“ime sensitive to the divorce date. The motion was finally filed. At that motion she called the court”

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Stephanie Ann Jensen

Firm: Kit A. Jensen

The Delta Building , Hillsboro , Oregon 97123

Practice Areas: Trusts and Estates, Inheritance, Aged and Aging, Real Estate, Probate, Guardianship and Conservatorship, Estate Planning, Business Law, Real Property

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Student loan repayment, seeking either refund or small claims court after switching servicers | Aug 15, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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