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Associate Attorney, Cambell Boucher, Receives Super Lawyers Rising Star Recognition The 2020 list of Oregon Super Lawyers® Rising Stars℠ has been announced, and Pacific Cascade Legal’s Associate Attorney, Cambell Boucher, has been selected. Cambell was...

Divorce in Your Golden Years Divorce is difficult no matter what age you are, but it can be compounded if you’re ending a long-term relationship. The term coined for divorcing after...

5 Kid-Friendly Oregon Hikes to Tackle This Summer With so many societal changes and social distancing precautions creating an air of uncertainty regarding our usual summer activities, getting outdoors and spending time in...

What is a Power of Attorney in Washington State? Have you ever considered what would happen to you and your personal matters in the event that you become incapacitated and were unable to make...

Deconstructing the Divorce Process: Preparing for a Favorable and Lasting Outcome Last week, Pacific Cascade Legal’s Partner, Will Jones, took to Facebook Live to break down the divorce process in Oregon. Starting a divorce can be...

Firm Win’s “Best Family Law” in Best of the Willamette Valley 2020 Contest Pacific Cascade Legal is excited to announce that firm was nominated for and won “Best Family Law” in the 2020 Best of the Willamette Valley...

Should You Consider Therapy During a Divorce? If you’re in the midst of a dissolution, you’re likely feeling a multitude of very vulnerable and raw feelings—sadness, loss, anger, resentment, regret, or perhaps...

11 Guidelines for Court Remote Appearances Courts are now opening up and allowing a range of civil, domestic relations, and criminal motions to be conducted remotely, by telephonic and video. New...

The Alarming Consequences of Not Having an Estate Plan in Place Estate plans are something that everyone should have, regardless of their financial status. Whether you are young or old, single or married, with or without...

When Should You Revise Your Will or Trust? Millions of people pass away every year, but not all of those individuals created or signed the basic documents that help to protect their family...

The Four Main Reasons Why You Should Have an Estate Plan When we think about it, we plan for a large majority of events in our life. Whether planning out our next vacation, which car to...

How Much Does Social Media Matter During a Washington Divorce? In this day and age, social media has become an integrated part of many people’s lives. Whether you’re an active influencer or you pop onto...