Horner Law has been extremely helpful with my family's trust and the legal hoops we've had to jump…read morethrough to accomplish the steps required by state and federal law. Megan's professionalism and knowledge is greatly appreciated. She emits a family or friend like aura that make conversations and meetings with her quite comfortable and relaxing without the stuffiness of dealing with some guy in a suit playing the part. Highly recommend.

Mr Hood is a great guy who works there.He does a fantastic job and takes very good care of you.His…read moreestate planning is fantastic and his rates are very reasonable.The lady at the front desk is very nice too so if you need a living trust or anything like that then this is the place to get it done.

I never thought I would have to retain an attorney in my life, but when I was hurt on the job and…read moreneeded guidance through my Worker's Compensation case I was beyond grateful I chose Pat to represent me. Not only is he diligent and punctual with his work, but he is extremely honest and fair, holding high ethical standards. I was going through a lot of emotions and uncertainties during this time and Pat was confident and caring, which helped take a huge load of stress off my shoulders. If you want someone who actually cares and takes pride in their work, I highly recommend Pat Cougill!

Mr. Cougill got me answers very quickly for some foreclosure issues. He was extremely helpful.read more

We worked with Paul on our estate plan and living will. Based on our conversation with Paul, he…read moreput together the paperwork to ensure our representatives and kids know our final wishes. Paul was very professional and had all of our paperwork ready to go. We walked away knowing we finally completed something we had put off for too long. All the documents were also emailed to us electronically the same day for our files. We really appreciated his expertise in this area and feel 100% prepared now. We highly recommend him. Ron and Jen Mirabile

We hired Paul for a second time to update our trust. He and his team are professional, competent…read moreand thorough. I'd recommend him for work related to estate planning.

If you are looking for a attorney that is highly qualified in her field, I recommend Sandra…read moreGrizzle, she will help you with the most honesty, reliability and respect, She responds to all questions in a timely manner , never leaves you hanging, We worked on my case over a year and in the end she was exceptional.

Sandra is strong, kind, and incredibly thorough. She works tirelessly and is caring and kind in…read moreevery interaction. She provides realistic outcomes and is an intelligent and amazing woman. Sandra helped me to change my life and worked hard to help me get the best outcomes in my situation. I'm very grateful for her hard and meticulous work and for making herself available and devoted to my case.

Jenny Rae Forman is an exceptional attorney. Her understanding of Oregon law and just application…read moreof the law brought a win for me. She worked fast, gave plenty of time for me to add my thoughts, and created a brilliant demand letter to my leasing company and owners. They complied and it was a just resolution.

Jenny Rae is simply the best. She was extremely professional while still being approachable. She is…read morewicked smart and knows what she is doing. She provides all the information you need to make an informed decision and supports what you choose. I highly recommend Jenny Rae.

Casey and Kerri both were wonderful to work with. Immediate response to any and all inquiries and…read moreany issues or contingencies were dealt with seamlessly and on point. I would work with this team again and again without hesitation.

Warning: Baxter Law employs attorney Paul "Heath" Hattaway, who mishandled my family law case. In…read moremy experience, he failed to properly file my out-of-state child-custody order with the Deschutes County Court and instead attached it as an exhibit. Communication and billing practices during my case were troubling -- my trust account balance dropped unexpectedly, and when I raised concerns, Mr. Hattaway withdrew from representation. Afterward, I learned that Mr. Hattaway was publicly disciplined by the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board in 2024 for neglecting a client's case, failing to communicate, and practicing law while ineligible. The Board found that his misconduct caused nearly $90,000 in damages to a client, and it imposed a 60-day suspension (fully deferred). You can read the official report here: Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board - In re: Paul H. Hattaway, Docket No. 24-DB-003 (Search by name or docket number on the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board website if the direct link changes.) Based on both my experience and his documented disciplinary history, I cannot recommend Mr. Hattaway or Baxter Law for family-law matters. If you are considering hiring this firm, review his disciplinary record and request detailed billing documentation to protect yourself and your case.

I feel like the process to handle reinstatement of my gun rights were mismanaged contributing to…read moredenial of my gun rights. I went through at least three different lawyers at Donahue Law firm during the process. It was hard to speak directly with my lawyer when I called for updates. They failed many times to call me back when I left messages. This included a 6+ month long span around late 2023 to early 2024. I finally had to write a letter before I got a response. The excuse what that an intern or a secretary was not passing along messages and they had been reprimanded. It felt like whichever lawyer was handling my case at each specific time were putting in the bare minimum effort. During the actual hearing things felt rushed and witnesses on my behalf were excluded from giving their testimony due to time constraints set by the PSRB. I would have liked the lawyer to have addressed this beyond stating that their written letters on my behalf would be sufficient. Also during the hearing it seemed a lot of questions were not asked by my lawyer and I would have expected an objection or two on my behalf. Prices on services seemed to come in at random and would be added onto without much explanation. Specifically I believe I was at first told the examiner in my case would cost $3,000 which I paid. Then it jumped up another $2,000 which I was barely able to cover. All told I was into everything around $10,000. Lastly after the matter was settled and I received the acknowledgment letter from the PSRB I turned it over to Donahue Law firm expecting to begin the appeal process. Instead I got two weeks of radio silence and when I finally got through the secretary informed me that they don't do appeals. I was directed to a webpage to fill out a form to start the appeal myself. This specific form required a lawyer acting on my behalf so it wasn't any help. I was also given the number of an appellate lawyer based in Portland who had no interest in my case. Along with the delays from the PSRB and Donahue Law firm I have been in a time crunch and thus scrambling to find a new lawyer. I will miss the 60 day deadline to file for my immediate appeal. So now I'm looking at two years before I can appeal.

I am writing this review to share my deeply disappointing and i believe harmful experience with…read moreDonahue Law Firm, specifically with their attorney, Audra. In February 2023, I hired the firm to represent me in a sensitive case involving a Tier 2 sex offender seeking access to minor children while on parole with the state of Oregon. Unfortunately, after nearly two years, I did not achieve an outcome that I believe was in the best interest of my children. Here is a summary of my concerns: 1. Failure to Request a Venue Change: Despite my repeated requests for a venue transfer, which I felt was a critical step due to logistical challenges and scheduling conflicts over the two-year period, the firm did not act on this. In my opinion, this decision--or lack thereof--had a significant impact on the case's outcome. 2. Missed Opportunities to Present Key Facts: I provided the firm with documentation, including police reports, criminal records, and state-recommended parenting plans, which I believed were highly relevant to the case. Unfortunately, these were not presented during the hearing, despite my understanding that they would be. This omission left me feeling unrepresented and unprepared in court. 3. Negligence in Addressing Child Support Issues: I experienced challenges with child support enforcement that I brought to the firm's attention, including unpaid amounts and documentation of changes in financial circumstances. Instead of resolving these issues, the final order incorrectly lowered the support amount, due to missing facts that I believe were a responsibility of Donahue as I provided them early on. 4. Weak Representation and Lack of Strategy: I felt the firm's approach to my case lacked thorough preparation and effective cross-examination. There were moments where I expected stronger counterarguments or more pointed questioning, which I believe could have strengthened my case. Instead, their responses seemed unprepared and overly reliant on vague explanations. 5. Poor Communication and Record-Keeping: After noticing discrepancies and delays, I filed a formal complaint with the firm, seeking clarity and resolution. I followed up multiple times, but weeks went by without resolution. This left me questioning the firm's communication practices and organizational standards, which I feel were inadequate for handling a case of this complexity. 6. Unprofessional Withdrawal: After I shared my dissatisfaction with their services in a public forum, the firm chose to withdraw from my pending case. While they are entitled to make this decision, it felt like a punitive response rather than an effort to address the legitimate concerns I raised directly with their office prior. 7. Failure to Cite Relevant Legal References: Throughout the process, I noticed a lack of reference to applicable Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) that could have supported my claims. This gave me the impression that my case was not being advocated for as effectively as I had hoped. While this is my personal perspective, my experience with Donahue Law Firm left me feeling deeply dissatisfied. I believe their lack of preparation, communication, and follow-through has had lasting consequences for my family. If you are considering this firm, I would recommend carefully evaluating your options and seeking alternative representation. Edited: also worth noting their yelp reviews stand at a 3.7 currently. I believe they are getting reviews successfully pulled down off google but not yelp.