The Law Office of Larry J. Blake, Jr., LLC serves clients principally in Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington, Yamhill and Marion counties in Oregon. The firm strives to provide high-quality and high-value legal services in a range of areas including family law (including dissolution of marriage, child custody, child support or other related matters), plaintiff-side personal injury, probate and small estate matters, criminal defense, and general civil matters. The staff and attorneys at The Law Office of Larry J. Blake, Jr., LLC are committed to a deep understanding of all of our clients in order to provide timely, practical advice and assist clients in achieving their goals. We offer free intake consultations and will honestly assess your case potential. We believe that a client's recommendation is the highest compliment we can receive.
Larry J. Blake, Jr. is an experienced legal professional who has practiced in several areas of the law since his admission to the Oregon State Bar in 1987, including family (pre- and post-dissolution matters), probate, criminal defense, personal injury, and general civil law. Mr. Blake graduated from the University of Washington and Lewis and Clark Law School. He is a former Deputy District Attorney for the Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office, where he handled criminal matters. After his employment as a Deputy District Attorney, Mr. Blake prosecuted cases for the Oregon State Bar. Mr. Blake transitioned to private practice in 1993, and is currently the owner and principal of The Law Office of Larry J. Blake, Jr., LLC. Mr. Blake is licensed to practice in Oregon. In addition to his prospering private practice, he continues his public sector work by serving as a Municipal Court Judge for several cities throughout the state. Mr. Blake is currently a municipal court judge for the cities of Happy Valley, Sweet Home, Philomath, Manzanita, Newberg, Monroe, Corvallis, Amity, and Carlton, and has appeared as a Judge Pro Tem for various cities when needed. Additionally, Mr. Blake provides prosecutorial services for the City of Tigard. For over 30 years, he has continually endeavored to provide leadership and mentorship in an effort to improve the legal field at all levels, whether as educator, judge or attorney. In particular, Mr. Blake has instituted community courts in several of the jurisdictions he serves, in an effort to assist needing additional services to vulnerable populations who come into contact with the judicial process. In his free time, Mr. Blake enjoys traveling, spending time with his family, and restoring his classic Camaros. Although he has had many professional successes on behalf of his clients, Mr. Blake’s proudest accomplishment remains his marriage of more than thirty years to his wife Margaret, and their three children.
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