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Jill E. Brittle Divorce & Family Law Attorney in Portland, OR

Portland, OR 97219

From Portland, Oregon, Jill E. Brittle helps clients navigate divorce and family law matters like child custody, fathers' rights, high-asset divorce, and divorce.

Jill E. Brittle helps clients in Portland and throughout Oregon with divorce and family law matters.

Updated: October 13, 2026 · General information, not legal advice

Focus
Adoption, Alimony & Spousal Support, Child Support, Custody & Visitation, Dissolution, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Father's Rights, Juvenile Law, Marital Property, Mediation & Collaborative Law, Name Change, Paternity, Prenuptial Agreements...
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Contact
Phone: 503-445-1575
Address: 3644 SW Troy St, Suite 200 · Portland, OR 97219
Website: https://www.brittle-law.com
Background
Licensed state: Oregon
Licensed since: 2006
Law school: Lewis & Clark Law School
Education: Portland State University, B.S., Psychology, With High Honors, 2002
Professional activity: Member of the Oregon Women Lawyers Foundation Board (OWLF) (2008-2015) - OWLF Auction Co-Chair (2010 and 2011) - OWLF Secretary (2010-2011) - OWLF President Elect (2011-2012) - OWLF President (2012-2013) - OWLF Past President (2013-2014).; Co-Author of the "Collaborative Law" chapter of the Oregon State Bar ADR Handbook; Member, Oregon Women Lawyers; Dispute Resolution Training, Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Law TrainingTrainer: Kim Gordon; Member of the Portland Collaborative Divorce practice group; Member, OSB Public Service Advisory Committee (2010-2012); Member, Oregon Family Law Section
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