Second Saturday Divorce Workshops

Dated: November 6 2022

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Did you know that there is a wonderful free resource out there to anyone considering or going through divorce. It's called "Second Saturday" and - you guessed it - it takes place on the second Saturday of every month (with a two month break in the summer). This is a safe place, it is hosted via zoom, and you will find all kinds of useful information there from various experts in the field (including a family law attorney, a financial planner, a counsellor, a mediator, and yours truly!)

I recently recorded this short intro video for their page. If you are reading this and you are considering all the myriad options in divorce then please reach out to me. I'm here to help!

Introducing Laura Rumford, CDRE™

If you are interested in signing up for the next workshop, you can do so at this link :

Second Saturday Portland area workshop registration link

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Laura Rumford CDRE®

Laura Rumford is a Principal Broker and she has also earned the prestigious CDRE™ - Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert - along with a multitude of other designations, setting her apart as a li....

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