Xavier Andres Campos

Xavier is awesome! He is very quick to action to get everything done in my divorce. I ended up winning a default judgment in my favor due to how fast Xavier was able to move all the processes along. My wife had even moved to another state and Xavier was able to get my wife served with all the prop...er documents in a short amount of time. Xavier even helped work with a second lawyer I had to get to dismiss my wife's Separation petition she tried to do in California which also was a success due to Xavier being very helpful and providing all the important documents to verify that my Oregon divorce was properly handled. Highly recommended! Thank you again Xavier!!

Xavier was extremely professional and helpful. He offered prompt, thoughtful, and pertinent advice regarding my financial dispute. His command of the law around such matters was very clearly demonstrated by the quality of advice he gave me. Further, thanks to Xavier, I was able to quickly resolve ...my fiscal troubles. I will certainly be booking him in the future if I am in need of any other legal assistance!

Everyone at the firm, including my attorney, Xavier, was always very professional, respectful and responsive. If I had it to do all over again however, I’d select different representation, but not necessarily a different firm. In the end, I got the outcome I was after, but my attorney can take little... if any credit for anything besides paperwork and invoicing me for his time. I did it myself. I feel that Xavier was inexperienced and timid. At no point throughout the process did I sense that he had taken ownership of my case, nor was he fighting for myself or my children. My family was suffering from habitual drug, alcohol and absentee issues at the hands of my spouse, which were going to result in me being a single parent, regardless of any court proceedings. My goal was simply to protect my children’s safety and lessen the financial devastation that my spouse was attempting to impose on us while exiting the family home. Mediation was an expensive failure, where the opposing attorney went for my jugular for over 12-hours, while Xavier casually maneuvered towards a 50/50-split from start to finish, offering little if any guidance specific to my family’s situation. I felt Xavier was more concerned with the mediator’s perception of him as an attorney, than he was in a beneficial outcome for me. Frustrated with my lack of representation, I finally put an end to the lopsided mediation and resolved myself to self-directed negotiations with my spouse or a battle in court with different legal counsel. I feel that Xavier failed to set expectations and presented more lastminute hurdles and roadblocks than strategies and solutions. Had I felt a 50/50-split was in the best interest of mine and my children’s future, I would have foregone the attorney retainer and mediation fees, rolled-up into the fetal position and allowed my spouse to gut the family on the way to the next episode of debauchery. When I asked Xavier why individuals bother to hire representation if the outcome is always 50/50, his response was that otherwise, the opposing attorney would “eat my lunch”. From my perspective, Xavier did little more than set the table and encourage my spouse and attorney to sit down and partake. As the saying goes, I can do poorly all on my own. Had I not held my ground and structured my own deal, which allowed my spouse to avoid the cost and embarrassment of past transgressions being aired before a court, the outcome would have been markedly different and financially disastrous for the kids and me. My advice, if faced with a contentious divorce and finances, hire an experienced pit-bull, not a meek, indifferent, paper-pusher. The cost may be the same, but the results could be night-and-day different. I believe Xavier may have a future in family law, but he’ll first need to learn true client advocacy and how to lace-up the gloves and throw punches.