Deborah K Vincent

REVIEW:  "Ms. Vincent was knowledgeable and professional and most certainly worth the investment. She helped us clearly plan a strategy to best move forward from our difficult situation." Darcy.

Avvo requests that I use this section to write personal information about myself that cannot be found in my education and experience section.  I will try to hit some highlights of my life before and after becoming a lawyer.  My father was a Major General in the Marine Corps, a highly decorated fighter pilot.  Sadly he passed away in April, 2015.  My mother is a talented artist, golfer, cook, and seamstress.  I have two brothers, one an airline Captain based in Boulder City, NV, and the other one is a self-employed Electrician.  I was married almost 27 years to a landscape contractor and we operated a landscape construction business together from 1978 to 1991 in California and Oregon.  We divorced in 2005.  I also operated a Quarter Horse breeding farm in the Colestin area, just south of Mt. Ashland for 10 years with 23 mares and a syndicated stallion named Johnny O'MacQue.  Upon the death of the stallion, I went back to college and finished my undergraduate degree in 1991 and then attended University of Oregon School of Law graduating in 1996.  I have lived in Medford, Oregon since 1992, and commuted from Medford to Eugene twice a week to attend my last two years of law school.  I am a zealous animal lover and have a Maine Coon Cat that adopted me while I was attending a function at the Rogue Valley Country Club in 2011. In 2012, I purchased the most handsome and gorgeous AKC  Belgian Tervuren dog and trained him in agility.  He's at the top level now and headed towards his MACH, Masters of Agility Champion.  I trained and showed him to his AKC obedience title CDX also.  In 2014 I purchased another handsome devil, a AKC Belgian Sheepdog who is now trained in agility and will begin his show career this year (2016).  I love to care for the landscape at my home and even mow my own lawns.  I have many wonderful friends in the Southern Oregon area and Southern California as well (where I lived in my youth).  I am a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).  I have a positive attitude and always look for the good in people I meet.  I feel very compassionate towards others with health problems, disabilities, the homeless, veterans, and people suffering from loss.  Thank you for reading this if you read to the end.