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Counsel of Record
James
Oberholtzer
· Portland, OR
“James Oberholtzer is an accomplished attorney based in Portland, Oregon, with 46 years of experience in business law, tax law, estate planning, and real estate. He brings deep expe…”
- Years at Bar
- 46
- Bar Registration
- IL-1980
- Law School
- []
- Languages
- French
Contact
☎(562) 945-2838
⌖1500 SW First Avenue
Portland, OR 97201
Portland, OR 97201
Initial consultation: free · 30 min
Response typically within 24 hours
§ 01 — Practice
Areas of practice
Credentials
- Years in Practice
- 46 yrs
- Bar Number
- IL-1980
- Law School
- []
- Languages
- French
- Location
- Portland, OR
97201
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§ 02 — Biography
James Oberholtzer is an accomplished attorney based in Portland, Oregon, with 46 years of experience in business law, tax law, estate planning, and real estate. He brings deep expertise and strategic insight to complex legal matters, serving clients with professionalism and dedication. Mr. Oberholtzer remains committed to delivering practical solutions that protect his clients' interests and advance their long-term objectives.
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What clients have said.
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“Jay handled my mother-in-law's estate. He did a wonderful job. Very informative. Kept us up to date on everything we needed to know”
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“Trustworthy competent lawyer, explains matters when you have questions. I have used him for living trust, property transfers, and general legal consultation.”
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