Brad began working for Stahancyk, Kent & Hook as a law clerk. While in law school, Brad also worked for a law firm specializing in taxation, estate planning, and business transactions and clerked for the Honorable Dennis Hubel, a federal magistrate judge in Portland.

Realizing that his passion lay in family law, Brad returned to Stahancyk, Kent & Hook and continued to work part-time during the school year, through his bar passage. Brad was the primary attorney with Senior Shareholder Jody Stahancyk, dealing with all matters related to family law and complex asset divorces. In March 2012, Brad was elected as a Shareholder of the firm and he works primarily from Portland, but also frequently travels throughout the state, specializing in high asset and complex business dissolution cases.

Having learned the value of good planning, Brad has made the drafting and negotiation of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements (as well as litigation about the same in divorces) a focus of his practice and has authored several newsletter articles and CLE presentations to other attorneys on the subjects.

Brad is a zealous advocate who believes that creative solutions, not cookie-cutter approaches, are the key to efficient and mutually-beneficial resolutions.