Mariah Mudgett - Bend, OR
Attorney at Baxter Law, LLC
Family Law Lawyers in Bend, OR
400 SW Bond St Suite 200 Bend, OR 97702
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Bend Family Law Lawyer
Updated: 09/16/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
- Child Custody
- Dissolution
- Modification
- Enforcement
- Stalking and Restraining Orders
Attorney Information
Overview
Mariah is a Lewis & Clark Law School graduate and a proud Oregon State Beaver. Mariah has a depth of experience in a variety of practice areas such as personal injury, social security, tax, and criminal law. However, she has dedicated her career to family law and helping families through the treacherous custody and dissolution process. Mariah brings a child-centered focus to her practice and works passionately to minimize the collateral damage caused by the legal process.
Mariah’s cases include custody, dissolution, modification, and enforcement matters, as well as stalking and restraining orders. Whatever the issue, Mariah is recognized for her personal approach to client relationships, level head, and impassioned advocacy in the courtroom.
Community involvement and making the legal system accessible is of great importance to Mariah. That’s why she also undertakes pro bono representation of children, veterans, and abuse victims.
As an outdoor enthusiast, Mariah takes advantage of all the recreation Central Oregon has to offer, including camping, snowboarding, and paddle boarding with her husband, daughter, and dog. Mariah is an animal lover and a former nationally ranked collegiate athlete, having played horse polo at Oregon State during her undergraduate education.
Education
Legal Education
- Lewis and Clark Law School, Portland, Oregon
Current Employment Position(s)
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Senior Attorney
Bar Admissions
- Oregon, 2020
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