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Overview
I conduct a general practice of law focused on helping families and family
businesses go where they need to go. My particular emphases are on adoptions, landlord-tenant
relations, estate planning and probate, but I also litigate disputes in all of these areas,
as well as a variety of contract disputes.
My aim is always to assist you and your family in your business and life planning. I want to
be your lawyer.
In all aspects of my practice I am sensitive to costs, not just in dollars and cents but also
in stress. I strive to help you analyze the procedures, costs, the dangers as well as the
ultimate benefits of any given course of action. I discuss with you your goals, likely outcomes
and their effects on you, and best/worst scenarios. Recognizing that, in disputes, you come to
me in distress, my hope is that ongoing discussions like these can assist you by giving you
information and a framework for deciding how to move forward most economically and with the
greatest degree of satisfaction in your life.
Greg Oldham
 I am originally a native of Tennessee. I went to high school at Thomas Jefferson School
in St. Louis, Missouri, then attended college at what is now Rhodes College in
Memphis, Tennessee.
After college I taught for a time at my old high school in St. Louis, then came
to the west coast and ran a bookstore in Bellingham, Washington through 1982.
I attended Lewis & Clark Law School, also known as Northwestern School of Law,
graduating in 1986; have been in private practice in Portland since September
of 1986, hanging out my own shingle in November 1988. Admitted to the Oregon
Bar September, 1986; US District Court, District of Oregon, May 1987; Ninth
Circuit Court of Appeals, 2002. Member of the Oregon State Bar and the Multnomah
Bar Association.
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