Serrato, Fabian C.

Rob Hildum grew up in Michigan and attended Kalamazoo College, where he earned a degree in Political Science and was a Division III All- American Swimmer. In 1983, Rob came to Oregon to attend Lewis & Clark College School of Law. In law school he was an associate editor of the Environmental Law review, served as a certified law clerk for the U.S. Attorney’s Office, and made his first court appearances prosecuting federal misdemeanors. He obtained his Juris Doctor degree in 1986 and subsequently served as a law clerk for the Multnomah County Presiding Court.

Rob’s main practice area during the last decade has been family law, including dissolution, child custody, support modifications, property division, negotiated settlements, and the defense of restraining orders. He also practices civil litigation, and has a background in employment and criminal law.

Rob went native in 1988 when he married his wife Deborah Tribe, also an Oregon attorney, who grew up in Eugene and Lincoln City. Rob and Deb live in rural Multnomah County with their two daughters Peri and Camille and their endless critters. When not in the office he can often be found, but rarely overtaken, on his mountain bike or road bike.