Attorneys

Kelly M. Evans

Associate

Kelly knows that divorce is often the most difficult time of a client's life. Confrontation is inevitable. He uses patience and an even temperament to help his clients find real solutions to their conflicts. While he's always helping his clients look for common ground, Kelly has a background in litigation and defense. He has years of practice in the subtleties of successfully arguing a case. Kelly believes in helping his clients focus their time and energy on what really matters. He most enjoys helping them take control of their lives and transition to a new chapter.

When he's not solving problems for his clients, Kelly might be found playing with his daughter, playing golf, trying a new restaurant in town, or watching baseball.

Kelly M. Evans

Associate

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Practice Areas
Alternate Dispute, Attorney for the Child, Child Support, Civil Unions, Contempt, Custody/Parenting Time, Divorce, Domestic Partnerships, Domestic Violence, Grandparent Rights, Modification, Name Change, Paternity, Stalking Orders, Step-parent/Co-parent

Professional Activities
* Oregon State Bar, 1999
* Member of Multnomah Bar Association
* Committee Member, Oregon State Bar Child Support Advisory Commitee, 2011
* MBA Mentor Program, 2010
* Multnomah Bar Association, Golf Committee, 2010-2011
* United States District Court, District of Oregon, 2004
Washington County Bar Association

Education
* Bachelor of Science, Psychology, Willamette University, 1995
* Criminal Law Certificate, University of Oregon School of Oregon, 1999

Professional Honors
* Rising Star, Super Lawyers Magazine 2012, 2011, 2009

Publications
* Family Law CLE, OSB. Co-author 2008, 2012 Revisions to Ethics Chapter

Kelly M. Evans

Associate

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

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