About John Harrison
John Harrison Myers took a nontraditional route to the law. He studied agricultural business at Oregon State University, earning a B.S. in Agricultural Business Management in 2010. He later attended Willamette University College of Law and received his J.D. in 2019. The mix of farm and legal training shapes how he thinks about client problems. It also informs the kinds of clients who seek him out in Central Oregon.
After law school, Myers began his legal career in Bend. In 2019 he worked at a local estate planning firm where he handled wills, trusts and probate matters for individuals and families. That year also marked his move into local bar organizations. He joined the Deschutes County Bar Association and the Central Oregon Estate Planning Commission, stepping into community work that kept him close to regional practitioners and local court processes.
He launched his own practice the next year. In 2020 he opened The Law Office of John H. Myers, LLC. Running a solo firm required him to wear many hats. He managed client intake and file supervision. He drafted estate plans and guided families through probate. The office serves residents across Deschutes County and the broader Central Oregon area.
Myers’ work is largely counsel for estate planning and probate. He prepares wills and revocable trusts, handles powers of attorney and health care directives, and assists executors and personal representatives through probate administration. He also advises landowners and people with agricultural assets, applying his undergraduate background to tax and transfer questions that arise with farms, ranches and related businesses. Peers know him for steady, practical work rather than courtroom theatrics. He maintains an active membership in the Oregon State Bar and participates in county and regional estate-planning groups to stay current on evolving state rules.
Clients who come to Myers often seek straightforward solutions. He emphasizes clear documents and practical steps for families to follow after a death or disability. He operates a small office that aims to be accessible to people in Bend and neighboring communities. He currently maintains a private practice handling estate planning and probate matters in Oregon.
