Peter Bunch

Peter graduated from Gonzaga University School of Law in 1993, where he was a Thomas More Scholar and an associate editor of the Gonzaga Law Review. Following graduation, Peter worked for two years as a law clerk for the Honorable Edward Warren of the Oregon Court of Appeals. He then joined the law firm of Kennedy, King, and Zimmer. While at that firm, Peter worked on many different kinds of cases, including complex environmental litigation, business disputes, attorney and medical malpractice, appeals, and family law.

In 1998, Gary Zimmer asked Peter to join him in forming a new law firm, where Peter worked with Gary in the firm known as Zimmer & Bunch, LLC. Gary and Peter developed one of the premier family law firms in Oregon.

In 2010, Peter decided to open a smaller practice, with a focus on outstanding client service in matters involving family law, including divorce, legal separation, custody, parenting time, support, paternity, third party custody and visitation, the resolution of complex family law property divisions, including business valuation and inheritance issues, interstate family law disputes, grandparent custody issues, and a wide range of other family law disputes. In addition, Peter has an active appellate practice in all areas of civil disputes.

Peter is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Peter is also a member of the Multnomah Bar Association and is a frequent speaker on a wide variety of topics for continuing legal education seminars.

Gonzaga University School of Law

(1993)

1993

Honors: Thomas More Scholar.

Activities: Editor of the Gonzaga Law Review.

Owner

Lawfirm of Peter Bunch

2010 - Current

Partner

Zimmer & Bunch, LLC

1998 - 2010

Attorney

Lawfirm of Kennedy, King, and Zimmer

1995 - 1998

Law clerk for the Honorable Edward Warren

Oregon Court of Appeals

1993 - 1995

Oregon State Bar  # 942210

Member

Current

American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers

Fellow

Current

Multnomah Bar Association

Member

Current

Oregon

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