Brown, Tarlow, Bridges, Palmer & Stone, P.C.

Experienced, trusted representation for all stages of life.

Since 1972, Brown, Tarlow, Bridges, Palmer & Stone has served clients throughout Oregon in federal, state, and municipal courts. Count on our law firm for:

  • Experience. As one of the oldest law firms in Yamhill County, we offer over 100 years of combined legal experience.
  • Expertise. Over half of the attorneys in our firm have previously served as municipal or circuit pro-tem judges.
  • Integrity. Our lawyers bring wisdom, honesty, and real-life perspective to help you solve your case.

Regardless of your situation, you can trust Brown, Tarlow, Bridges, Palmer & Stone to provide knowledgeable and experienced representation throughout the entire legal process. Thanks to our competent, professional attorneys, we can resolve your litigation in less time, saving you money and hassle in the long run.

The attorneys at Brown, Tarlow, Bridges, Palmer & Stone are invested in the community through civic commitments and professional, loyal service. Our firm values and fosters these community relationships.

Whether it's a dispute, contractual matter, major transaction, or potential litigation, you can rely on one of the attorneys at Brown, Tarlow, Bridges, Palmer & Stone to provide unsurpassed legal representation. 

Our Attorneys Practice in the Following Areas of Representation Including:

Divorce & Legal Separation Estate Planning
Wills & Estate Administration Trust Creation & Administration
Business Law Corportate Law
Auto Accidents Employment Law
Land Use Planning & Litigation Debtor/Creditor & Collections
Personal Injury Child & Spousal Support & Modifications
Real Estate Law Consumer Law
Commercial & Real Estate Transactions Civil Litigation
Criminal Law Probate Guardian & Conservatorships
Bankruptcy Law Contract Disputes

 

*Disclaimer: The information in this website is for general information only. The information should not be interpreted to be a form of legal advice. The transmission or receipt of this information does not create an attorney-client relationship.