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What Documents Do You Need for Your Bankruptcy Attorney?
When preparing and filing a bankruptcy case, in most cases you will need to give your bankruptcy attorney some very important documents. Some of these will be needed before your case is filed, and others are needed shortly after. Before Your Case is Filed At a...
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?
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...
What Does the Court Look at When Determining Custody in Oregon? Part 2 of 2
This is second part of our blog post on What Courts Look at When Determining Custody in Oregon. If you missed our earlier post, here is a link to Part 1 of our Multiple Factors that play a role in the Court's Custody Decisions. As we mentioned in our previous post:...
What Does the Court Look at When Determining Custody in Oregon? Part 1 of 2
In Oregon, a Court cannot order joint custody unless both parties agree to it, so if the parties cannot agree, how does a Court determine who should have sole custody? According to law, it is the policy of the State of Oregon to assure minor children have frequent and...
When Should I Consider Parenting Time Modifications?
Any parent should consider parenting time modifications when the current parenting plan is not working well. Here are some examples of when parenting time modifications should be considered: Your work schedule changes so that you cannot have the kids according to the...
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