Karen Meyer is a partner in the law firm of Cornetet, Meyer, Rush & Stapleton. Karen has practiced primarily in domestic relations law since 1992. She is experienced in all aspects of family law and practices primarily in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren Counties.

Attorney Meyers uses her unique background as a Finance Major and a Certified Financial Litigator (CFL) to thoroughly investigate and evaluate financial issues in a divorce. Many clients have no idea of the true value or extent of their family assets or debts. Many clients are faced with a lack of financial documentation to prove the true earnings of a spouse. An attorney who understands finance is a tremendous benefit for a divorcing client as divorce is a serious financial transaction at a time when a person is emotionally vulnerable.

Bradford F. Miller began working for Stahancyk, Gearing, Rackner & Kent as a law clerk. While in law school, Brad also worked for a law firm specializing in taxation, estate planning, and business transactions and clerked for the Honorable Dennis Hubel, a federal magistrate judge in Portland. Realizing that his passion lay in family law, Brad returned to the firm, then called Stahancyk, Kent & Hook, and continued to work part-time during the school year, through his bar passage. Having learned the value of good planning, Brad was the primary associate for Senior Shareholder Jody Stahancyk, dealing with all matters related to family law and complex asset divorces. In March 2012, Brad was elected as a Shareholder of the firm, now known as SKH Family Law & Estate Planning, where he specializes in complex negotiation and resolution of family law issues, from prenuptial agreements to child custody and all matters relating to support and property division. While settlement and mediation is always a preferred path, Brad also has extensive experience in litigation at both the Circuit Court and Court of Appeals of the State of Oregon. While Brad is primarily based out of our Portland office, he travels statewide to accommodate client needs, usually keeping a docket of a few cases out at the coast, as well as up and down the Willamette Valley.