Rose L. Hubbard, Attorney at Law

05/11/2022

Resist and Refuse is the new term by therapists to describe actions by children, who are told by an external source, usually a parent, that they have to do a specific action, and the child refuses or resists doing it. Read our blog to learn more! https://www.rosehubbardlaw.com/blog/2022/may/resist-and-refusal-the-age-old-problem-of-kids-n/

04/29/2020

If you have questions about how COVID-19 affects your parenting time, or if you are being denied parenting time, please give us a call, and consult with one of our attorneys.
https://www.evanshubbardlaw.com/blog/2020/april/covid-19-and-co-parenting-during-a-pandemic-pare/

01/15/2020

If you are going through a divorce, or the aftermath of a divorce, or know someone who would benefit from some advice, here are some zen thoughts that are good to meditate on, to make part of our daily routine, and to help focus on finding a path through the insanity called divorce to get to a road of your own choosing. Read more on our recent blog.

There is a wonderful book that I read years ago, a wonderful surprise because I didn’t think I would like the book much less remember it so well for years. The book is Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig.

10/07/2019

Are you in the process of getting a divorce and feeling anxious about it? Read these 10 steps on how to cope with your anxiety through a divorce on our latest blog.

Rose Hubbard will be speaking about dealing with anxiety in a divorce to the Portland Business Forum. You are invited to join us on October 16 at 8 a.m. at Hayden’s Bar and Grill in Tualatin.

Are you in the process of getting a divorce and feeling anxious about it? Read these 10 steps on how to cope with your anxiety through a divorce on our latest blog.

07/13/2019

A few years ago, a young pastor from Cedar Mills Christ United Methodist Church called up Habitat for Humanity and said that his church would like to buy the lumber and build them frames for a house, and give it to them. The immediate response was “No way. It can’t be done.” The answer for the past two years is “yes way.” This year, about 200 volunteers, including children as young as 1 years old, gathered for breakfast, then headed out to the parking lot, where lumber that had been precut and organized. Help Build Hope is a nonprofit organization that goes around the country and organizes the building of frames for walls to be donated to Habitat to Humanity to build an affordable house for a low income family. No power tools involved, so all the kids can hammer and participate, we built 44 walls in under 2 hours. Other than the cost of nails and transportation, we had very little hard cost as the lumber was donated from Parr Lumber. Next year, Habitat for Humanity wants to build a triplex with 85 walls. We can do it!!

07/12/2019

Oaxaca, Mexico is a state in southern Mexico that is culturally rich but has significant pockets of abject poverty. When you see beautiful embroidery from “Mexico” there is a good possibility that it was made in Oaxaca. However, in Oaxaca, there are also many different “indigenous” tribes of people who do not speak Spanish, and do not think of themselves as Mexican, but rather identify with their tribe. Read more on our blog!

Evans & Hubbard brings more than 55 years of shared experience to family law cases in Tigard and the surrounding areas. To learn more, schedule an initial case review.

06/13/2019

Washington County Bar Summer Social was fantastic! See you next year!

05/15/2019

My husband, Gordon Mallon, and I just came back from Spring Texas, where we took a 2 day class from Dr. Joey who runs Vision Compassion, on how to give eye exams using the Focometer, and then do the calculations to be able to prescribe a pair of glasses when you are out on the mission field. We are going to be doing a vision clinic in San Mateo del Mar in Oaxaca next month. Many of the people have never had any vision exams or glasses, and this will be an important first step. Others in the class were headed out to Jordon, Paraguay and El Salvador to do the same. Updates to come!

04/24/2019

A common question when a client first comes in to see me is whether they can start dating. It’s a good question. In times past, when you needed to find a fault in order to divorce, a person who committed that fault could have legal consequences including those of support, property and rights to access to children. Read more on our blog here:

A common question when a client first comes in to see me is whether they can start dating.  It’s a good question.  In times past, when you needed to find a fault in order to divorce, a person who committed that fault could have legal consequences including those of support, property and rights t...

04/16/2019

Are you having communication challenges through your divorce process? Read our recent blog to get a few tips on talking to your opposing party. Rose Hubbard is speaking on a few topics related to this tomorrow, at the Portland Business Forum at 7:30 AM. It is located at Hayden's Grill in Tualatin, Oregon. Hope to see you there!

In any other kind of legal action – criminal or criminal – your attorney is going to tell you not to have any communication with the opposing party, represented or not. There is too much risk that you, as a party, will say the wrong thing, make admissions that will be damaging to your case, or c...