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Christopher J. Eggert uses his 25+ years of experience as an attorney with Divorce & Family Law, Bankruptcy, and Qualified Domestic Relations Orders to help you find the best path forward.

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Divorce Tips – Back Up Your Phone

Divorce Tips – Back Up Your Phone

At Eggert Law Firm, I advise my divorce and custody clients to back up their phone on a regular basis. It's easy to do and will help your case. These days, most of us have some kind of smartphone and that phone has become the communications hub of our lives! We send...

What is the Best Bankruptcy Plan for Me?

What is the Best Bankruptcy Plan for Me?

For most consumer debtors, there are only two choices for making a bankruptcy plan: Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. What’s the difference, and which is the best for you? That all depends on your particular circumstances. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a...

The Impact of Social Media on Divorce

The Impact of Social Media on Divorce

With growing concerns of data safety, understand that if you are preparing to file for a divorce, or will be the subject of one, you should be thinking about your Facebook profile and social media platform profiles. It is important to keep in mind that your personal...

Is Property Division Always 50-50 in a Divorce?

Is Property Division Always 50-50 in a Divorce?

In an Oregon divorce, property division is not always 50-50. How property gets divided is subject to numerous rules and court rulings, so it can get complicated. The starting point is figuring out what property is marital, and what is not marital. Oregon law presumes...

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