Foster Denman LLP

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Foster Denman LLP is a Southern Oregon law firm established in 1980, committed to serving clients in real estate, business, estate planning, and litigation. The firm offers a range of legal services including Business and Corporate Law, Civil Litigation, Employment Law, Estate Planning, and Real Property and Land Use.

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Abogados

• Jason M. Anderson — Partner
• Eric R. Foster — Partner
• Stuart E. Foster — Partner
• Timothy L. Jackle — Partner
• Shelby Parker — Associate Attorney

Servicios que ofrece

Real Estate, Estate Planning, Litigation, Business and Corporate Law, Civil Litigation, Employment Law, Guardianships and Conservatorships, Nonprofit Organizations, Probate and Trust Administration, Real Property and Land Use

Año de fundación

1980

Oficinas

• 3521 East Barnett Road Medford, OR 97504

Premios y reconocimientos

• Fellow – American College of Trust and Estate Counsel

Fuente: fosterdenman.com · consultado el 12 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8 am–5 pm

Martes

8 am–5 pm

Miércoles

8 am–5 pm

Jueves

8 am–5 pm

Viernes

8 am–5 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

Fotos

• Stan Wickham· vía Google

  The best lawyer in Southern Oregon for family trust work.

  9 years ago
• Debbie Walt· vía Google

  I wish there was a star rating less than one. The worst! Reporting him to the Oregon Bar association.

  10 years ago
• Eric Reed· vía Google

  They turned me down as a client and then charged me for not taking the case. Never use this group. They are the reason why nobody likes attorney's. Stay away from Jason Anderson.

  10 years ago
• Brian Simmons· vía Google

  I've been a client for years and have had nothing but a great experience working with several attorneys in this office. If I could give a 6th star, I would.

  7 years ago
• Georgie Bell· vía Google

  Great office! Nice folks. Very professional.

  7 years ago
• John K· vía Google

  READ BEFORE USING THIS FIRM! I had an absolutely horrible experience dealing with this firm following the death of a family member. When this family member was alive, she found the process of organizing her affairs to be made more complicated, rather than less, with her attorney, Karen Allen. As the person executing the estate and will of the departed, my first move was to contact the attorney to determine how to proceed (I was quite young and had no familiarity with the legal landscape). The supervising attorney (Allen), (who had charged my sick family member approximately $15,000 to draft a simple will and trust) would not even take my phone call for approximately 2 weeks after the date of death. When she finally did, she merely stated that I should simply "get another attorney", an insensitive and almost negligent, absence of professionalism. This attorney's conduct amplified the suffering of all family members involved, and cost the estate additional monies as I scrambled to find an alternate attorney on such short notice. Alternatively, I have sought out Loren Heuertz at the firm Heuertz & Monen many times over the years for Trust/Estate, Taxation, and Real Estate/Business issues, and I have always been delighted to find that he has had extensive experience to answer whatever obscure question I was asking about.

  Edited 6 years ago
• Wendy Rawlins· vía Google

  Foster Denman LLP helped me with my Mother's estate. The trust was established prior to her passing, and administered professionally after her death. They had so much experience handling any situation that came up. Paul was extremely helpful handling a conflict with the timeshare. It's nice to know that so much experience was available to me.

  4 years ago
• kimberlee lile· vía Google

  Wouldn't take our calls after contacting him. While mom was sick, then investigated the situation on thier own.(charged us for his time ) Which nothing came out of , how ever charged her and sent a $400 plus bill. We left messages to speak to them , since we were the power of Attorney/ trustee, then we were told they work for her not us. She was on hospice when we explained what was happening. they wouldn't talk to us, she couldn't really speak at the time. They could have come out to talk to her , but did not. In the end ...mom didn't know where her paper work was so the purpose was to retrieve the paper work from the office, which they were paid for and they refused to provide a copy of my trust.

  5 years ago