What can I do if my parenting time has had an agreed change between me and my EX but she wont sign any papers agreeing

You can (and probably should) file a motion with the court seeking to modify the plan formally. It is a good idea to wait until you have been...

If you want to file a motion for a post-judgment status quo, the child should be on the same schedule for at least three months. If there are...

No, I highly doubt that. Oregon has a simple divorce process called "summary dissolution" that allows divorce without a hearing in most cases if...

My rights as a girlfriend to sue my boyfriend of 12 years?

You could file a petition to dissolve a common law domestic partnership and seek division of assets and debts pursuant to both of your intentions,...

Do I as a grandparent in Oregon have a right to see my grandchildren if the father has joint custody.

If your son is ok with you seeing them, then you can see them. If mom doesn't like it she will have to take some legal action to prevent it. As...

I got a restraining order against my husband 2 years ago. He was to visit our son for 2 hours. Just heard from him today...

If the restraining order you have is a Family Abuse Prevention Act Restraining Order, they only last one year unless you renew them. If you did...

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What happens if defendant does not sign acceptance of service? (Custody Issue)

I'm not sure what exactly you are filing, but if you are initiating a case, you should have him personally served by a process server or sheriff...

Appropriate or unappropriate?

It might be rude and inconsiderate, but probably not going to be a behavior that is actionable for you against your lawyer. If you don't think your...

Once served divorce papers (by an offical server), is it true the person served has 30 days to respond, or the divorce goes ahea

The responding party has 30 days to respond to the Petition, yes.

What is the most likely sentence after i was charged with domestic assault for hitting my husband with a snow globe?

You should post this question under a "criminal law" heading. But you should consult with an attorney privately because the sentence could depend...