Kristin Larson – Attorney

A native Oregonian, Kristin has been a practicing attorney since 2002.  She graduated from Crook County High School (Prineville, Oregon), Pomona College (Claremont, California), and Lewis & Clark Law School (Portland, Oregon).  She specializes in family law (including divorce and custody cases), wills and trusts, probate, guardianships and conservatorships, and adoptions.

Kristin is an active member of the Deschutes County Bar’s Access to Justice Committee and is involved with the Family Law Committees for Crook, Jefferson, and Deschutes Counties.  She also volunteers regularly with the Lawyer in the Library program. Her previous service includes board roles with the Oregon Women Lawyers Foundation, Grandma’s House, and CASA of Central Oregon, as well as volunteering as a judge for high school mock trial competitions.

Outside the office, Kristin is a devoted traveler, enthusiastic home chef, and happiest when gathered around the table with her family and friends.

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Amber Dumas – Licensed Paralegal (Family Law)

Amber is a Licensed Paralegal specializing in Family Law, committed to supporting families through transition and helping expand access to justice. She brings many years of business administration and legal experience, offering attorneys and clients comprehensive support with case management, discovery, calendaring, and preparation for mediations, hearings, and trials. Her strong organizational skills, multitasking ability, and dedication to client service ensure that families receive steady guidance during challenging times.

Amber earned her associate degree in Paralegal Studies from West Valley College’s ABA-approved program in Saratoga, California, along with a degree in Business Administration and a certificate in Small Business Management. This combination of legal training and business expertise allows her to provide both practical and empathetic support to attorneys and their clients.

Since making Central Oregon her home in 2010, Amber has embraced the beauty and tranquility of Bend. A self-proclaimed “lizard,” she comes alive in the sunshine, whether jogging, hiking the area’s endless trails, or simply enjoying the outdoors. When winter settles in, she swaps trail shoes for cozy indoor pastimes, spending her days reading, puzzling, or exploring creative crafts. And no matter the season, you’ll often find her kicking up her heels on the dance floor, line dancing with friends, or spinning through a lively country swing with her husband.

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