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Phone: (503) 666-3407

Address: 850 NE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97230

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Divorce
Paternity
Family law is a field that deals with all of the legal issues that may arise relating to relationships between family members. When you need help with legal representation or advice for prenuptials, separations, divorces, establishing paternity, custody, establishing parenting time or any other related issue, contact our team for legal advice and representation.
Premarital Agreement

Criminal Defense
John Stromberg is a native Oregonian and has a strong connection to the people and families of Oregon. He started his career at a firm in the Southern Oregon area to assist families and individuals with modest incomes in their domestic relations and criminal matters. A few years later, John Stromberg started his own practice to begin focusing on families with domestic relations matters around the Portland area. He understands for each individual case to be successful; it will require a combination of emotional intelligence and powerful advocacy.
Wrongful Death
A graduate of University of Oregon School of Law, George A. McCoy is a native to the Portland area and specializes in personal injury law. Licensed in both Oregon and Washington, Mr. McCoy handles a variety of personal injury cases, including motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, wrongful death, and medical malpractice. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. McCoy practiced law in rural Eastern Oregon gaining a wealth of experience in a variety of legal areas.
Hit and Run
If you were injured in an accident and you were found to not be at-fault, you have a case for personal injury. No matter how big or small your injuries, you have a loss based on the additional pain in your life, whether that be tense muscles, range of motion issues, or any injury that was made worse or created during the accident. In cases where the other driver is unknown, such as a hit and run, you are still able to pursue a settlement through uninsured or under-insured motorist coverage. In addition to physical injuries to your person, if your car incurred any damage from the accident, you may also have a case. Your car will have a diminished value, and a property damage case can be opened by your attorney on your behalf.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Ms. McCormack’s civil litigation practice emphasizes landlords’ rights, real property and business disputes, bankruptcy, consumer law and employment law. She has appeared in state, tribal, and municipal courts, as well as administrative and appellate proceedings. Ms. McCormack is committed to making the legal process understandable to her clients, and to finding practical and creative alternatives to litigation when possible.

Real Estate Litigation
Mr. Rezvani earned his degrees in Business Administration and Creative Writing from the University of Kansas and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Oregon School of Law. Prior to becoming a partner at Warren Allen, Mr. Rezvani gleaned a wealth of experience in many areas of law while building his own successful law practice in Gresham, Oregon. Mr. Rezvani is well versed in business law, real estate law (including easements, boundary disputes, mortgage foreclosures, transactions, and evictions), family law, probate disputes, creditor’s rights in bankruptcy, among other areas of law. Mr. Rezvani also handles cases in Federal court, has represented a prominent credit union administration, has worked on several successful appeals, and has had a number of cases appear in the Oregonian and Register Guard newspapers.
Construction Litigation
Mr. Allen’s practice emphasizes business law, real estate and land use matters (including condominium development and homeowners’ associations) and contractor’s rights and construction defect issues. Mr. Allen also represents clients in all aspects of probate and estate planning.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Mr. Allen is the managing partner of Warren Allen LLP. He also heads its real estate department. Although he no longer serves as a trial lawyer, he still consults with other lawyers in the firm on difficult litigation matters. He is a member of the Oregon State Bar’s Real Estate & Land Use, and Law Practice Management Sections. Mr. Allen is AV peer review rated with Martindale-Hubbell indicating the highest level of legal ability and ethics.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Christopher L. Tackett-Nelson obtained his double major Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology and History from Portland State University, and his Doctor of Jurisprudence and Certificate in Sustainable Environmental, Energy & Resources Law from Willamette University College of Law. Mr. Tackett-Nelson primarily represents clients on real estate and land use matters, with an emphasis on landlord-tenant law, and also assists clients with contract and tort claims.
Property Damage
If you receive a call from an insurance adjuster, the first item to note is whether this call is from your or the adverse insurance company. For your insurance adjuster, they will likely try to get your personal injury protection or property damage claim set up. Generally, it is okay to talk to your own insurance about this, keeping in mind that your insurance has to cover you, but their primary responsibility is to their shareholders. When you receive a call from the opposing insurance company, they will typically ask you questions including how the accident happened and what the injuries were, and they may try to settle the claim with you before you know the extent of your injuries or begin any type of treatment. Until you are positive of what your permanent or temporary injuries are, we recommend holding off on settling your case. If you have any concerns about talking to an insurance adjuster, you should immediately contact an attorney before supplying them with any information.
Condominium Law

Personal Injury
Danielle Hennessey received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lewis and Clark College, and a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Lewis and Clark Law School. Ms. Hennessey is licensed in Oregon and represents clients in personal injury and civil litigation matters. Ms. Hennessey believes in a client-centered legal approach and takes into account each client’s goals and individual circumstances before creating a litigation strategy.
Medical Malpractice
The length of time that you have to file a personal injury case is different in every state - in Oregon, you have two years from the date of the loss or discovery of the loss, while in Washington you have three years. Generally, the loss and discovery dates are the same day as the accident, regardless of whether you know the extent of your injuries or not. For situations involving medical malpractice or other personal injury claims, you may not know about any injuries or issues until 6 months or a year afterward. In these cases, the statute of limitations on your claim does not start until you notice the neglect.
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning refers to the plans that determine what happens to your assets when you pass away or can no longer make decisions for yourself. Generally, the intent of this planning is to ensure that your assets are passed on to the person or organization of your choice and taxed as little as possible.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
Jeff Bennett represents many of the largest regional and national property management companies doing business in Oregon and Washington all the way down to owners of single family residential homes. He also represents a variety of commercial landlords with lease negotiations, evictions and possessory lien foreclosures. The remainder of Mr. Bennett's practice emphasizes business law, real estate, commercial litigation, and a variety of general civil matters.
Tax Law
Debt Collection
Tyrone N. Taylor primarily assists clients with real estate, condominiums, estate planning, taxation, debt collection, and general litigation matters in both Oregon and Washington.

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