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A wide gravel river bend below cottonwoods and snow-capped peaks

44.06° N, 121.31° W · Bend, Redmond and Sisters

Know where the lines fall before you sign

Five of us across three Central Oregon offices read the contract, the title report and the survey on every purchase, sale and lease, so the property you sign for is the one you meant to.

  • Margery Solvang, smiling, with short blonde hair, in a lavender top
  • Corwin Brannigan in a navy suit, on the phone by a tall window
  • Fenna Rourke, with red hair, going over notes with a client outside an office building
  • Bryony Auclair, with long brown hair, outdoors against dry grass
  • Mateo Quispe, smiling, in a black T-shirt against a beige wall

Our offices

Three corners, one firm

Each office keeps its own phone and hours. Files travel between them, so start at whichever is closest to the property or to you.

The ground we cover

From ranch acreage to a downtown storefront

The parcels change; the questions don't. Where does it end, who else may cross it, and what does the title still owe?

A small ranch house on golden grassland below a rounded hill
Acreage and ranch ground
A calm river edged by sagebrush below rugged mountains
River frontage and access
A Home For Sale sign in the sandy yard of a modern single-storey house
New builds and lot lines
A woman with a clipboard walks a couple through an unfinished house
Walk-throughs before closing
An empty bedroom with wood floors, a ceiling fan and an open closet
Rentals between tenants
An older man looks into a shop window on a brick-trimmed sidewalk
Main-street commercial leases

Who's in the photo

The crew that walks your lines

Three lawyers, a closing coordinator and a paralegal. Whoever picks up knows your file.

  • Margery Solvang

    Founding partner · Bend

    Purchases, title problems and boundary questions on rural ground.

  • Fenna Rourke

    Associate · Sisters

    Landlords, tenants and homeowners' associations.

  • Bryony Auclair

    Closing coordinator · Bend

    Keeps the title company, lender and both sides on one date.

  • Mateo Quispe

    Paralegal · Redmond

    Pulls the recorded documents and drafts the first pass.

From the field book

Notes left by people who closed with us

“The survey showed our neighbor's shop sitting four feet onto the lot we were buying. Margery had a boundary agreement drafted before the inspection window closed.”

Dana W.Bought acreage near Tumalo

“Selling my mother's house from out of state, I needed someone to chase the old lien and the payoff. Corwin did both and sent me one email a week, as promised.”

Ruth K.Sold a house in Redmond

“Fenna rewrote our lease for the duplex so the deposit and notice rules were plain. Our next turnover was the first without an argument.”

Luis and Ana P.Landlords in Sisters

Sample notes from invented clients. Every property and every matter is different, and these don't promise a result in yours.

Set the first stake

Bring the contract, and we'll find the corners

Send the address and what you've been asked to sign. A lawyer from the nearest office calls back with what to look at first.