18 Client Reviews
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Posted by Catilyn | March 02, 2026 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation
The best lawyer to have with any high conflict cases
Very efficient, responsive and patient while working through a high conflict and stressful divorce. I felt like the case moved along only because Gordon was so on it and kept things moving. Without him I am sure my case would have dragged on much longer. He is an amazing advocate for myself and my ch...
Posted by Kelsey | March 02, 2026 | Hired Attorney | Family
Wish I could do more than 5 stars!
I truly cannot say enough good things about Gordon. After working with a previous attorney where we felt like we were paying for little to no progress, the difference was night and day. Gordon stepped in and immediately created momentum in my case. He was strategic, responsive, and genuinely invested...
Posted by Kayla | August 10, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation
Top Notch attorney!
I entered into an unexpected divorce in the spring and was referred to Gordon Phillips to use. Right after my first phone consultation, I knew I was in amazing hands. I cannot say enough about the time that Mr. Phillips took to go over everything with me from start to finish. He was thorough, poli...
Posted by anonymous | August 02, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation
Best in Bend
I retained Gordon Phillips after my complicated out-of-state divorce and custody battle proved too challenging for several others. He came highly recommend by a top Portland family law attorney. Over the next two years I was not disappointed. Mr. Phillips' extensive knowledge of the law allowed him t...
Posted by Sharon | April 08, 2016 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation
Exceptional attorney!
I needed to use Gordon's services after I filed for a divorce last year. From our first consultation, I knew I would retain his services for representation. Here is why: In that hour, I gained more information than I would have dreamed possible. My best guess is many attorneys would have used sev...