From start to finish, we guide you in all divorce-related matters.

To get started or explore if the Oregon Divorce Guides process is right for you, follow these three easy steps:

1. Schedule your 45-minute Free Divorce Consultation

Email me with the following information at: info@DivorceInOregon.com

  • Two options of meeting times that work well for both of you, or your general time preferences (weekdays, weekday evenings, or Saturdays).
  • Let me know if either of you have a strong preference of meeting in person, or you are both comfortable with video (Zoom) meetings.

I try to accommodate our clients’ busy lives in meeting scheduling. Please set aside a full 2 hours for this meeting, unless you only want to gather information during the 45-minute free consultation. Please complete steps #2 and #3 below beforehand to get the most benefit from our meeting.

During your free 45-minute divorce consultation, I will spend 5-10 minutes with both of you answering your questions, then speak with you each separately for 10-15 minutes about your individual goals and concerns. In the final 5 minutes, we will review together a map of our process and either:

  • Begin working together, spending the next 1 hour and 15 minutes making progress towards your settlement (during which our normal rates will be charged),
  • Schedule the first 2-hour working meeting at a different time, or
  • Help you identify if a different service or plan that better meets your current needs.

2. Complete our Client Information Form

Prior to your free divorce consultation meeting, I will send you a client information form to complete. I will never share your information with anyone.

3. Watch the Orientation Video

Watch this brief orientation video (8 minutes), which explains the “Agreement to Mediate” form to be signed during the free divorce consultation. As you watch, write down any questions that arise.

Agreement to Mediate form (PDF)


Why choose us?

Are you uncertain and wondering “Should I get a divorce?

What if your spouse is in denial about divorce, won’t talk about it, or schedule an appointment?

Read more about Oregon divorce laws and free divorce advice.

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