Feibleman Case Wilson P.C.

03/11/2026

Feibleman Case & Wilson focuses on negotiation strategies that protect clients’ interests while avoiding trial when possible. We employ interest-based bargaining, evidence-focused preparation, and realistic settlement framing to pursue lower costs, faster resolution, and greater control over outcomes. The firm prioritizes negotiation but remains fully trial-ready to protect clients in Marion and Polk counties. Learn more: https://wix.to/2sufk4W 🔍⚖️

03/05/2026

When families face disputes, negotiation can preserve outcomes and reduce stress more effectively than litigation. We prioritize tailored settlement strategies that balance parenting time and support structures, saving clients time and expense while producing durable agreements. Drawing on years of resolving family matters in Marion and Polk counties, our approach combines evidence-based options with practical trade-offs to protect children’s routines and family resources. Learn how negotiation may serve your family better than a contested court battle: https://wix.to/uEbpNdh

02/26/2026

At Feibleman Case Wilson, we prioritize settlement-focused negotiation to protect both family resources and relationships. Using interest-based bargaining, phased agreements, and realistic financial planning, we help clients achieve faster resolutions with lower legal costs. Our exclusive focus on family law in Salem ensures tailored solutions grounded in local experience.

07/04/2021

Feibleman Case Wilson P.C. is pleased to announce that after 45 years of serving the greater Willamette Valley, our founder and partner, Gilbert Feibleman has elected to retire from the active practice of family law and is no longer a shareholder of the firm. We are happy to share that Gil’s skills as a problem solver will not be lost to the community as he intends to continue his work as a Mediator and Reference Judge helping lawyers and their clients find creative solutions to difficult disputes. We wish Gil all the success he has earned as he begins this new phase in his career. Those seeking Gil’s mediation and judging services can reach him at [email protected]

07/06/2020

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/business/covid-economy-parents-kids-career-homeschooling.html?searchResultPosition=1

Our struggle is not an emotional concern. We are not burned out. We are being crushed by an economy that has bafflingly declared working parents inessential.

07/06/2020

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/18/parenting/marriage-invisible-labor-coach.html?searchResultPosition=3

Would he be able to help smooth out my own marital conflicts?

07/06/2020

Parents who are divorced or never married may end up getting two checks for the same kid, according to new instructions from the IRS.

07/06/2020

In Oregon a court appearance is not required when parties have settled, Yet the disengagement is often the same.

I wanted the trappings of the courtroom. Instead, I got a weird soup of sounds and images.

06/28/2020

https://nypost.com/2020/06/27/divorce-filings-drop-as-covid-19-lockdown-mends-marriages/

The number of married people looking to leave is dramatically down, dropping 45 percent in New York in the last four weeks compared to the typical monthly average.

06/28/2020

https://portlandoregonian-or-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=011905753

Summer during a pandemic brings new questions about what’s safe and how to best protect ourselves. Is it OK to go to a public pool? Travel by plane? Stay in a hotel? Send a kid to camp?

06/02/2020

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/01/well/family/coronavirus-reopening-children-parents-play-dates.html?referringSource=articleShare

As always, parents must weigh the risks, look at what the experts say and make decisions based on their own level of comfort.