Attorneys

Jessica A. Flint

Associate

Jessica brings compassionate and practical advocacy to help resolve her clients' complicated legal problems. She enjoys assisting them through each step of the process. Working to determine their goals and needs, she uses tenacity to achieve optimal results. Her experience in international and domestic family law includes international child abduction and domestic violence. Jessica received a Juris Doctorate from Lewis and Clark Law School, where she was lead article editor for the Lewis & Clark Law Review. She received a Bachelor of Science magna cum laude from Willamette University in 2007 as a member of Phi Beta Kappa.

When Jessica's not practicing law, she loves traveling internationally and freelance photography. She's visited 24 countries so far. If she wasn't a lawyer, she would be an international photographer. She also enjoys spending time with friends, family, and her dog.

Jessica A. Flint

Associate

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Practice Areas
Divorce

Professional Activities
* Member, Oregon State Bar, 2011
* Member, Multnomah Bar Association
* Member, Oregon Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA)

Education
* Juris Doctorate, Northwestern School of Law of Lewis and Clark, 2011
* Bachelor of Science, Willamette University, magna cum laude, 2007

Civic Activities
* Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), Participant and Volunteer

Jessica A. Flint

Associate

Portland: (503) 227-1515
SW Washington: (360) 823-0410

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