Meet Angie Russo

Angie brings her caring, calm, and direct style to her Collaborative Law and Family Law Mediation practice. As as a child of divorce, Angie is passionate about providing amicable divorce resolution services that focus on minimizing conflict, maintaining important relationships, and preserving each party’s assets. Angie has seen first-hand the lingering impact of a contentious process and knows how an out-of-court resolution can positively impact a family for generations.

Angie’s award-winning style is a product of her unique training and background. As a former public school teacher, she utilizes her years of teaching experience (and her Master’s Degree in Education) to help clients focus on the developmental needs of their children. As a former District Attorney specializing in Domestic Violence cases, she understands high conflict dynamics and is able to defuse volatile relationship situations. Angie can handle a wide range of cases and is committed to supporting clients through the most difficult transition of their lives.

Angie and her husband, Aaron, have two young daughters and spend most of their spare time chasing their toddlers around. When Angie gets a chance, she loves hiking, snow-skiing, kayaking, cycling, running and yoga or simply sitting on her deck with a cup of coffee and a good book.

Court-Connected Mediator – Satisfy your Mandatory Mediation Requirement with Angie

Angie is a Court-Connected Mediator in Multnomah and Columbia Counties. A court-connected mediator is someone who meets the standards set forth in Chief Just Order No. 05-028 and has been approved by a judge to handle family law mediation cases, including, but not limited to, child custody, parenting time, spousal support, and property division. You can fulfill your mandatory mediation requirement using Angie’s mediation services. Learn more about programs and services offered by Multnomah County Circuit Court.

A divorce is so much more than a legal process. It is about ending one life and beginning another ~ gaining a new center of balance and making it work emotionally and practically.