Oregon’s divorce professionals, verified.
Real attorneys, mediators, CDFAs and therapists — credentials checked against Oregon’s own official directories, not paid placement.
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Every professional below is currently at the Listed tier: credentials independently verified from an official Oregon source, automatically included whether they’ve opted into The Cusp or not — the same way a bar association directory works. Nobody here has paid for placement, and none of them have published pricing or been reviewed yet.
What “verified” means on this page
Not every check is the same check, and most directories hide that. Every listing below says which kind it was, and the date we did it — because a license check is a photograph, not a guarantee. Somebody confirmed in August can be suspended in September.
- State registerChecked against the state’s own licensing, court or bar record.
- Issuing bodyChecked against the organization that grants this credential — authoritative for the credential, but it is their own list.
- Membership listingA membership directory. Joining is voluntary, and this is not a license check.
- Self-reportedTaken from this person’s own website. Nobody independent confirmed it, and we are re-checking these against an official register.
- Source linkedChecked against the source linked, which is not a state register.
Nobody paid to be listed here, and nobody can. Listings are not for sale, and no professional on this page has paid us anything to appear on it or to appear higher on it. If we are ever paid in connection with anyone listed here, it will say so on this page, next to that listing. Most of these were confirmed against a state register. A small number were not, and rather than quietly presenting those as equivalent, they are marked and we are re-checking them.
Family law & divorce attorneys
Verified via the state’s official bar / attorney licensing source, filtered to family law practice and active status.
Certified mediators
Verified via an official court-connected or state-recognized mediator roster.
Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFAs)
Pulled from the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts’ own public directory of credentialed CDFA professionals.
Therapists & counselors, divorce/family focus
License verified active against the state’s official license-lookup tool.
Not included yet. Attorneys: The Oregon State Bar’s directory only shows an attorney’s record after you run a search on its own form — individual records can’t be linked to directly. Each listing here carries its Oregon State Bar number; type that into the Bar’s search page to pull up exactly the record we checked, including the Active status and admission date.
Not included yet. Mediators: Oregon publishes no single statewide list of family mediators, so this is a verified but partial sample rather than a complete picture. These four come from two official county circuit court rosters — Linn County’s Domestic Relations Mediators list and the Coos & Curry County court’s approved parent-mediation providers. Two keep offices in neighboring Benton County, and one Coos/Curry-approved mediator is based in Portland. A fifth mediator on the Coos & Curry list was left off because neither the court nor her own site publishes an office location, and we won’t list a professional we can’t tell you how to reach.
Not included yet. Therapists: The state confirmed the license only. The "works with divorce" part comes from each therapist’s own public practice listing, which they write themselves and no board checks. Practice names are left blank because Oregon’s boards don’t publish them and we won’t guess.
What these professionals typically cost in Oregon
Oregon falls in the West region on The Cusp’s cost model — illustrative, member-reported ranges, not an official fee survey or a quote.
| Item | Reported range |
|---|---|
| Attorney, uncontested | $1,200–$4,000 |
| Attorney, contested | $6,000–$28,000+ |
| Mediator, full case | $120–$400/hr |
See the main directory page for the full regional cost breakdown across all four professional types.
Know someone in Oregon who needs this?
Sending one person a straight answer about money is more useful than most advice. Nothing here asks for their real name, and nobody finds out they looked.
Doing your own Oregon filing instead?
The Oregon Divorce Kit has the exact forms, deadlines, and rejection traps for your county.
Everybody on this page charges for their time. If money is the constraint — and for most people reading this it is — these two come first, and we earn nothing from either.
- Oregon Law Help — free civil legal help for people who qualify on income.
- Oregon Judicial Department — Family Law Self-Help — the court’s own self-help material, free to everybody regardless of income.