BeavertonOregon(OR) Barzda, Mark R. personal infomation and areas of practice

Oregon BeavertonAaby Family Law attorney Barzda, Mark R. is a Very good lawyer practice area in Family Law,Divorce, Family Law,Aaby Family Law

if you have any problem in Family Law,Divorce, Family Law,please email to Aaby Family Law or call 503-388-4779 or Go to our company directly(addr:4900 SW Griffith Dr Suite 105Beaverton,OR) ,we will provide free legal advice for you.

• Mark Barzda graduated with Honors from Fairfield University in 1994 and received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Vanderbilt University in 1997. He later attended Lewis & Clark Law School and obtained a Master of Law (LLM) In Environmental Law and Natural Resources in 2005. Mark has been a member of the Oregon State Bar since 2001.

  He joined Aaby Family Law as an associate in 2006. He has practiced exclusively family law since then, with an emphasis on utilizing alternative dispute resolutions in his family law cases. He was certified as a practitioner in Collaborative Law, a discipline that focuses on alternatives to litigated divorces. Mark is a strong believer in the success of negotiating family law issues between the parties and regularly utilizes mediation and settlement conferences to achieve the least costly emotional and financial result for his clients. Mark is planning on offering his services as a mediator in the near future.

  In his personal life, Mark is a proud father and loves to spend time with his family. He is an avid collector of film and music and boasts a film collection of over 4000 movies. As a fan of the study of history and foreign culture, he previously undertook the academic pursuit of a degree in Art History and has traveled extensively throughout the world. In recent years he has visited Vietnam, Cambodia, Japan, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. He has also traveled throughout Europe visiting the many museums and historic sites. This allowed Mark to his to put his academic pursuit of a degree in Art History to good use.

  Most importantly, Mark enjoys interacting with his clients and trying to help them emerge from a time in their lives that can be quite traumatic. His goal is to help them not only traverse their legal issue but also transition successfully into their post married lives.

• Oregon State Bar, 2001 - Present (Member)

• Lewis and Clark College Northwestern School of Law, Portland, Oregon, 2005LLMMajor: Environmental Law and Natural Resources Vanderbilt University Law School, Nashville, Tennessee, 1997Juris Doctorate Fairfield University, Fairfield, Connecticut, 1994B.A.Honors: with HonorsMajor: EnglishMajor: Political Science

• Going through a divorce can be a frightening and challenging process. Whether you need information and guidance about the financial impact of divorce (e.g. spousal support, child support, or dividing assets) or you are concerned about the type of parenting plan you will have, we can help.

  Aaby Family Law is committed to providing knowledge and effective representation in all areas of family law, including divorce, support, child custody, and prenuptial agreements. We understand how stressful this process can be and we will work to resolve your case in an efficient, cost-effective, and supportive manner.

  We encourage you to explore our web site so that you can become familiar with our firm as well as some of the community resources that are available. If you would like to consult with a family law attorney and learn more about your particular legal situation, please contact us so that we may schedule an appointment.

Aaby Family Law & Joy Attorneys

Beaverton lawyer Aaby, Barbara J. Beaverton lawyer Barzda, Mark R. Beaverton Oregon lawyer Gapinski, Kathryn F.

Family Law,Divorce, Family Law legal template form download

lawyer Barzda, Mark R. Reviews

You usually write letters to the editor if you disagree with something that was written. In the case of a newspaper or magazine, you should look through the articles in the recent issues and pick one that you don't agree with. It's particularly easy to do this if you notice that an article is written in a very one-sided way.

she needs to quickly create an estate with you as executor.. . she if she has insurance. If not, see if she has any to pay for same.. . get back to me for any more help

If the nursing home filed a pettion to asign a guardianship will it revoke my durable power of attorney? If so can I be made to show the wherebots of the money? My granmother gave me the money and per her request to sell her house. What happens next? There is nothing to guard? Are they trying to make a apeal to the board of Medicare to get them to pay the difference of my grandmothers bill..

. [Your Name]. [Street Address]. [City, ST ZIP Code]. December 25, 2008.

I am against universal health coverage, but at the same time I do not trust the insurance companies. I place the blame on them moreso than the pharmaceutical companies. The drug companies have to spend billions on R&D, testing, etc. I do not like that they advertise to the population (ask your doctor if XXX is right for you...). . If insurance companies did what they were supposed to do, many problems would be avoided. There are other factors to consider - malpractice suits. Some people go to the doctor just so they can get a big paycheck. Sorry, so their lawyer can get a big paycheck.

First we would have to get rid of compesation schemes. Health care providers have to paid the same no matter whether it is an insurance company, Medicare, etc. for this to work.

this is the lawyers reviews