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Flat-fee family law, by video anywhere in Oregon

You don't need to see the whole road. Just the next step.

Divorce, custody, support and protective orders, for a flat fee we write down before we start. Three Portland lawyers who'll hold the light while you find your footing.

A mother sips coffee at her laptop at the kitchen table while her two small boys eat breakfast

Who you'll talk to

Three lawyers to walk beside you

You'll know your lawyer by name and by face from the first call, and you'll have their direct line, not a call center.

  • A smiling woman with curly blond hair in a lilac checked blazer stands in front of a gray wall with sticky notes

    Maren Castillo

    Founding attorney, divorce and parenting plans

    Maren started the firm so a divorce could have a price on it from the first day. She takes most first calls.

  • A man with short hair in a black sweater sits against a backdrop lit warm orange

    Jonah Pell

    Attorney, custody and support

    Jonah handles custody disputes and support changes, and is the one to call when a parenting plan stops working.

  • A smiling woman with long hair in a pale green blouse rests her chin on her hand at a white table

    Celia Navarro

    Attorney and mediator, protective orders

    Celia mediates for couples who can agree, and stands beside clients asking the court for a protective order.

How we help

Four roads we know well

Each one has a flat fee, a written plan and a lawyer who has walked it many times before.

  • Divorce

    Uncontested, mediated or contested. We price each stage before it starts, so you can decide one step at a time.

    Divorce at a flat fee
  • Custody and parenting time

    A parenting plan built from your children's real week: school runs, handoffs, holidays and the phone call at bedtime.

    Custody and parenting plans
  • Child and spousal support

    Setting support from the state worksheet, and changing it when a job, a move or a child's needs change.

    Setting or changing support
  • Protective orders

    Asking the court for a restraining order, or answering one, with a lawyer beside you at the hearing.

    Protective orders

What stays lit

A few things that don't change, whatever else does

  • 1

    flat fee per stage

    Written down and signed before any work starts

  • 36

    Oregon counties

    Every meeting can happen by video, wherever you live

  • 2

    business days, at most

    To hear back from your own lawyer

  • 30

    minutes, free

    For a first call, with a written quote after

Court filing fees and other costs paid to others aren't part of the flat fee; we list them on your quote.

From clients

Notes from people who found their footing

“I called at the worst point of my life and Maren asked how my kids were sleeping. Then she told me exactly what the next two weeks would look like, and the price. I slept that night.”

Dana R.Divorce, Clackamas County

“Our old parenting plan was written when the boys were toddlers. Jonah built the new one around their actual week, and their dad and I both signed it.”

Priya M.Custody change, by video from Medford

“Celia went over the hearing with me twice, down to where I'd sit. When the day came, nothing surprised me.”

Lena T.Protective order, Multnomah County

Every family's case is different. These are one client's words about their own case and don't predict the outcome of yours.

Start with one small step

A free 30-minute video call. Tell us what's happening and ask anything. You'll leave with a written flat-fee quote, or at least a clearer view of what comes next.

A first call doesn't make us your lawyers; a signed engagement letter does.

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