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12 Nov 2012
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Deanna Rusch Honored as one of the "Accomplished and Under 40"
Deanna Rusch was honored as one of the "Accomplished and Under 40". A luncheon was held at the Vancouver Heathman Lodge and was sponsored by the Vancouver Business Journal. Deanna was one of 22 individuals selected by a panel of "Accomplished and Under 40 alumni" nominated by members of the community. Deanna was the only attorney chosen. Deanna was nominated by Joe Hurley, a local businessman and connected in the Vancouver area/community.
15 Oct 2012
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Deanna Rusch Selected as Vancouver Business Journal’s Accomplished & Under 40 Honoree for 2012
Deanna Rusch has been selected as Vancouver Business Journal’s Accomplished & Under 40 Honoree for 2012. There will be a reception for this year’s class on November 1st from 5:00 – 6:30 pm at The Grant House on Officers Row.
22 Jun 2012
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Deanna Rusch Named A 2012 Rising Star By Washington Super Lawyers
VANCOUVER, Wash. – Stahancyk, Kent & Hook P.C. is proud to announce that attorney Deanna Rusch has been recognized by Washginton Super Lawyers as a top up-and-coming attorney. No more
20 Jul 2010
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Attorney Deanna Rusch now heading the Vancouver Office
SK&H is proud to announce that Attorney Deanna Rusch will now be heading our Vancouver office. Deanna is excited to get to know the people of Vancouver, Washington and looks forward to serving
03 Apr 2010
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Oregon courts do not have the authority to order “joint custody” unless agreed to by both parents (ORS 107.169). A joint custody arrangement can be positive for parents who can continue to constructively communicate and engage in joint legal decision-making for their children after the divorce is final. What happens when the parties do not agree and joint custody just isn’t feasible? One parent gets sole custody.