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Deanna L. Rusch is an Oregon native. She grew up and attended schools in Clackamas County and currently resides in the area, which is why she is committed to practicing in the tri-county area (Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington Counties).

Ms. Rusch comes from a large family and places great importance on the family relationship and dynamic. Having experienced divorce in her family as both a young child and as an adult child, Deanna realizes the importance of maintaining the parent/child relationship during and after a divorce. In handling your family law case, Deanna will work to protect that relationship.

In any family law, divorce, or custody case, there are a variety of issues and situations that may arise. Ms. Rusch is prepared to handle your case with compassion, professionalism, and tenacity. Not only will you have someone to guide you along the legal process, but you will have a tough and caring advocate in your corner ethically promoting your best interests and the best interests of your children.

The focus of Deanna's practice is family law. Her practice centers around divorce, custody, adoption, parenting time, spousal support, child support, support modifications, and custody/parenting time modifications. If you are in need of legal representation in any of these areas, Deanna L. Rusch and the Law Office of Stephen J. Bedor will be an excellent resource for you.

Ms. Rusch graduated with a B.A. from the University of Washington in 2003. She received her J.D. from Gonzaga University in 2006 and was shortly thereafter admitted to the Washington State Bar Association. She joined the Law Office of Stephen J. Bedor in 2007 and worked with Mr. Bedor on all of his family law matters. Deanna was admitted to the Oregon State Bar in May 2008 and now practices full time as an associate attorney with the office.

Deanna resides in Clackamas , Oregon . She enjoys baseball, football (an avid Dallas Cowboys fan), movies, and her dog, Rocky. Deanna is a proud University of Washington alumnae, and tries to get up north for as many football games as she can.