On the Road to Retirement
37 Years of Family Law Practice
Rose Hubbard graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1988 from Northwestern School of Law, Lewis and Clark College, in Portland, OR.
For 37 years as a family law attorney, she has represented children in the Portland area, and her practice extended to the states of Oregon and Washington.
In any kind of family law issue, ranging from property division to spousal support to international child abduction cases, Rose has continually looked for a way to create solutions that would work for each family.
Gardens, Grandkids, Travel Soon!
As she heads into retirement at the end of 2026, Rose is the Washington County Bar Association President, and has just been sworn in as a pro-tem judge, where she will volunteer for the next three years. Although she will not be taking on new clients, Rose is still very much committed to making an impact.
Rose has a wide variety of personal interests, ranging from photography to cooking to gardening to kayaking to travel.
Rose is especially enthusiastic about spending time with her husband, as well as being a very actively involved grandmother to four grandchildren.
Rose’s Getting Past Ugly Book
Rose reveals the good, the bad, and the ugly about the custody process in her book, “Getting Past Ugly.” A fierce advocate for children, Rose says, “My hidden client is your child.”
Driven by a deep sense of compassion and fairness, Rose provides practical advice, laugh-out-loud stories, and comforting wisdom to protect you from getting crushed during a contested divorce.
“Many books about custody disputes tell you how to fight. This book tells you how to be calm and breathe.”