Gresham Family & Bankruptcy Law (GF&B Law) is conveniently located in Gresham, Oregon. GFBL was established by Lillian Suelzle Watson in 2001 to provide legal representation to individuals facing various legal issues in a supportive atmosphere in their local community. At GFBL we focus our practice in the Multnomah and Clackamas Circuit Courts and in the US District Court of Oregon.  We service Gresham, Troudale, Sandy, Estacada, Hood River and the surrounding communities in both Multnomah and Clackamas Counties. 

Family Law 

Decisions you make concerning divorce, custody of your children, a change in parenting time, levels of support and other family law issues will undoubtedly effect you for years to come. These decisions may be some of the most difficult decisions you will ever make. Where you will live, who will raise your children, what your future finances will be after a divorce are difficult questions. Be active in making choices and understand your rights and responsibilities. These and other decisions may change your life. My staff and I strive to provide you with the support you need and assist you in this difficult time.

Ways to approach making these long term decisons can range from mediation, the collaborative method or traditional litigation and it is important that you plan how and when you can best address these decisions.  To be in control of your future choices, I offer an initial consultation at a reduced fee. Please schedule an appointment to discuss your specific questions before you make a decision that may change your life. 

Bankruptcy 

Unemployment, illness, accidents, divorce and other unexpected occurrences may have changed your financial future. What are your choices and how can you deal with the unexpected financial impact of your circumstances? These are but a few of the questions you may want to discuss to see if an individual bankruptcy is appropriate in your unique circumstances. Call for an initial consultation to discuss your options.

"We are a debt relief agency, We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code." 

Probate 

The loss of a family member is devastating and most individuals are not prepared to deal with the financial side of transferring their loved one’s property to those left behind. Discuss the various ways property can be transferred and how your loved one’s wishes can be honored. Call for an initial consultation.