A "child attending school" is a specially defined type of person. Here is the law: ORS 107.108 Support or maintenance for child attending school; rules. (1) As used in this section: (a) “Child attending school” means a child of the parties who: (A) Is unmarried; (B) Is 18 years of age or older and under 21 years of age; (C) Is making satisfactory academic progress as defined by the school that the child attends; and (D) Has a course load that is...
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A civil compromise is a good way for someone who has criminal charges against them to get the charges dismissed. I'm assuming your case is like this: some drunk guy hit your car and caused some damages. You want to get your repairs paid for. The state is likely prosecuting the other driver for Criminal Mischief or something along those lines. Part of that charge is to make sure that you get paid for what he broke. By doing a civil compromise, you are essentially agreeing that the criminal...
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You do not lose your work or ownership of that work. What you are doing is granting a license to Facebook to use your work. You still own the copyright in that work. If for some reason your original poem becomes a million-dollar hit, you likely have a way to revoke the license you granted to facebook. But you should understand that a license and a copyright are two different things. You have a copyright any time you write something original. You don't even need to file it with the...
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A downloaded form is probably not going to be your best bet. Who knows what you'll get. I don't know of any online resources. There is, however, a store in downtown Portland right across from the courthouse called "Stevens & Ness". They specialize in legal forms of all types and I am almost certain that they have the form you need there. It will probably cost you like 15 bucks. Good luck.
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Depends on the thoroughness of the background check. Some checks may look into violations; some may see that the theft III was charged as a crime but then reduced via a plea. Whatever the case, you technically have never been convicted of a crime so you can answer accordingly.
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If you owe back child support (arrears) then the child support folks can keep your refund to satisfy those arrears.
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What you may want to do instead is file a motion to correct the judgment if there are mistakes in it. If your objection to the judgment is that you don't like the various rights and duties it imposes, then you'll need to try and set it aside. Be warned that you need sufficient grounds to do so, like fraud or surprise or some other allowable grounds. If it's just a matter of an address being wrong or a VIN for a car or some other clerical type error, then you can do a motion to correct...
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The biggest problem you face is that you can't sell knock-offs as if they were originals. You also have trademark issues if you are putting original logos onto knock-off merchandise. For instance, if you have a pair of sun-glasses and you stamp them "Oakley," then you have to make sure that the buyer knows that are replicas to avoid misleading him about the purchase (illegal). Oakley could raise a stink about the sale as well since you are not selling real Oakleys but you are still...
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Well, right now the dad (if he is indeed the dad) has no rights at all. If you are thinking about moving, then you should move before the baby is born to avoid legal hassles in Oregon. Dad would have to track you down and initiate child custody proceedings in the state you move to. That would be expensive and troublesome for dad, which means it is less likely to happen. If you stay here in Oregon and have the baby, then dad could establish paternity and initiate a custody suit. It would be...
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Man that really sucks. It sounds like you have a decent claim against the nightclub for what happened. If you have some reliable witnesses to the event then we could probably make a good case out of it. That said, if you were drunk or drinking then your case gets much harder to make. The biggest problem is that at these clubs, everyone is drinking and everyone is seeing different things. Maybe the bouncer got you confused. Maybe you were belligerent to the bouncer even though you didn't...
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