Helen has been across the world, from England to Australia to the US with many adventures along the way. With a passion for helping people, she enjoyed a nursing career before starting with Fitch and Neary.

Camping, hiking and living life in the sun and snow, Helen and her family are adventurous and an athletic family.  Their family motto is, “Life is an adventure, why not conquer it together.”.

Patricia graduated from Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, North Carolina in 1986 obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree in History and then obtained a Master of Arts Degree from George Washington University in Washington, DC in 1989.  In the 90s, Patricia worked as a paralegal for a Fortune 500 company in Charlotte, North Carolina where she maintained over 200 company minutes books, reported officer stock purchasers/sales with the NYSE and SEC, assisted with multiple purchases and divestitures, worked with the company’s risk management department on managing product liability cases as well as assisting with the paperwork for the company’s environmental cleanup of superfund sites.  Moving to Oregon in 2003, Patricia worked for a personal injury attorney in Bend for 4 years before taking a position in Redmond, Oregon in 2007 where she began assisting attorneys doing general litigation, land use, estate planning, probate, company formations and bankruptcy. Patricia was the President of Central Oregon Legal Professions for over 5 years and is currently COLP’s Chapter Director.  In 2018, Patricia was NALS of Oregon’s Annual Meeting Chair.  In her free time, Patricia is a co-director of the NwRSA (Northwest Regional Spinning Association) Area 6065. She also enjoys her membership in the local historical society and VFW Auxiliary.  Patricia resides in Prineville with her husband.

Krystal earned a Bachelor of Music Degree in Secondary Education and primarily worked in Social Service/Education/Site Management. She has been managing business finances since 2014.

Krystal is an active wife and mother that enjoys time with her family and friends. They stay very busy with school, sports and exploring the outdoors. Krystal greatly enjoys the sense of community she experiences with other families, from group rides to busy game seasons, there are always friendly faces.  Krystal parlayed her love of kids, sports and photography into a business creating unique photos of treasured events.

Linda is a paralegal assisting the attorneys in the areas of civil litigation, personal injury and land use. Her first introduction to law was working part time for a law firm during college.  An assistant left the firm and Linda was asked to fill the position.  At first, Linda said no, but being attorneys; they were very persuasive. That was over 25 years ago, and she is still working in the areas of civil litigation, personal injury and land use.  Linda has a busy schedule enjoying four children and four grandsons, gardening, hiking, cross-country skiing and bike riding