Experienced Oregon family law counsel for the decisions that shape what comes next.
A family-law matter can bring legal, financial, and emotional decisions all at once. We help you understand the process, organize what matters, and move forward with a practical plan.
The first step is to understand your family, the orders or agreements already in place, and which decisions need attention now.
See how Oregon law, your family’s circumstances, finances, and timing fit together before you choose a direction.
Court papers, financial records, parenting history, communications, and key dates help create a clear factual picture.
Ask practical questions about negotiation, mediation, temporary orders, settlement, and trial before making lasting decisions.
Identify urgent safety, parenting, housing, property, and deadline concerns before they become harder to address.
Develop terms that are legally sound and practical for the family’s day-to-day life after the case.
Organize the record, calendar, filings, and hearing strategy when negotiation does not resolve the issues.
From dividing assets and debts, to support and child custody, we have you covered.
View practice areaCustody is one of the most contested and least-understood parts of family law.
View practice areaOregon takes child support seriously, and we can help you navigate the process.
View practice areaA lot goes into figuring out spousal support. We've done it all before.
View practice areaMediation can be a great way to resolve disputes without a trial or courts.
View practice areaSometimes there's no dispute, you just need somebody to draft the right documents.
View practice areaMore assets generally means more complicated divorces. We have the experience to assist with all levels of estate.
View practice areaRestraining orders provide a fast means to get help for domestic violence in families.
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Founder and attorney
Adam J. Brittle is an Oregon trial lawyer, former Intel engineer, law-firm founder, and legal systems designer. He has practiced Oregon family law for years in negotiated matters, contested hearings, trials, and appeals.
Oregon State Bar (2006) · U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon
A deliberate process creates room to understand the facts, reduce avoidable conflict, and choose the next step with care.
Tell us what is happening, who is involved, and which dates or court proceedings need attention.
We connect the legal framework with the financial, parenting, and practical realities of your situation.
Move ahead with a deliberate strategy for negotiation, mediation, temporary relief, settlement, or trial.
“I have known Adam on both a professional and personal level for years and trust his judgment and expertise completely. I often recommend him to clients and would not hesitate to recommend him to a friend in need...”
Jacob Braunstein, Attorney
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
“Adam brings both a keen legal mind and a compassionate nature to every representation. I am proud to know him and never hesitate to refer a potential client to him.”
Winter Drews, Attorney
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
“I endorse this lawyer. Adam is the person I refer my closest friends and family to when they need a smart and compassionate family lawyer. I worked with him at the Public Defender's office and was constantly impressed by his demeanor and advocacy skills. He is an excellent attorney.”
Laura Baldwin, Attorney
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
“I am proud to be working for Adam as an associate at [former] Brittle & Brittle. Adam is compassionate, tough, and thorough. He zealously advocates for his clients and helps to find practical solutions to their problems.”
Kathryn Gapinski, Attorney
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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