Leonard J. Kovac Jr.

Leonard J. Kovac Jr. is a Milwaukie, Oregon, trial lawyer who represents clients in criminal defense, family law, probate, and personal injury litigation. His practice includes matters involving criminal charges, divorce and family disputes, estate-related issues, and injury claims. Clients rely on his experience when facing legal problems that require careful preparation, practical advice, and steady guidance through court proceedings.

Leonard attended the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, after completing earlier studies at Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Illinois. He earned his Juris Doctor from Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland. His education helped build the foundation for his work as a trial lawyer and supports his ability to evaluate facts, explain legal options, and guide clients through disputes with clear judgment.

Leonard has broad litigation experience across several areas of law. His work includes criminal defense, family law matters, probate disputes, and personal injury cases. He has also served as a pro tem Circuit Court judge appointed by the governor. In that role, he traveled statewide for many years and also presided over Clackamas County night court, gaining insight into courtroom process, case management, and practical decision-making.

Leonard J. Kovac Jr. is known for long-standing trial experience and a practical approach to helping individuals and families address serious legal concerns. His background as both an advocate and a pro tem judge gives him a balanced understanding of legal disputes from multiple perspectives. He helps clients move through stressful matters with preparation, communication, and focused representation.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Kovac Law
• Member, Oregon State Bar

Licensed State

• Oregon

Education

• Lewis & Clark Law School
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of Notre Dame

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