ACP: Protecting Addresses for Victims
Oct 02, 2024
A resource for DV survivors: Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) The Oregon Department of Justice's Crime Victim and Survivor's Services offers a resource to DV...
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UCCJEA: What if there's no "Home State"?
Feb 10, 2013
The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) determines which state has jurisdiction to make child custody determinations based on the child's "home state," which is where the child...
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Facebook is NOT your Friend (in court that is)
Feb 03, 2013
This guide is meant as a warning to show how your online statements can be used against you and as an illustration about how the other party's online statements can possibly be used in your favor....
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Why You Won't find a "Pro Bono" Attorney for your Family Law Case
Feb 03, 2013
I see this question posted fairly regularly on Avvo, so I wanted to compile a fee of the better answers into an easy-to-access guide....
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Restraining Order 101: When NOT to get a FAPA Restraining Order
Feb 03, 2013
This guide is meant to explain when not to get a Family Abuse Prevention Act ("FAPA") Restraining Order and also to illustrate a couple of common pitfalls....
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Custody Evaluation Tip #7: Don't Rehearse
Jan 26, 2013
Don't: Take this advice too literally.
You don't want to sound rehearsed. And remember, these guides are designed to be general tips, rather than specific advice that considers your own unique set of...
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Custody Evaluation Tip #6: Avoid Collateral Damage
Jan 26, 2013
Don't: Let others bash either. Make sure your relatives and others who speak to the evaluator follow the same rules about not bashing the other parent (see: Tip #5: Don't Bash).
The evaluator is proba...
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Custody Evaluation Tip #5: Don't Bash
Jan 26, 2013
Don't: Bash the other parent.
You may have a long history of problems with the other parent that you want the evaluator to know about. You may have entirely valid concerns about the other parent's dec...
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Custody Evaluation Tip #4: Deciding How Much to Explain
Jan 24, 2013
Don't: Give your child information more than he or she can emotionally handle.
Do: Explain the process in a simple, honest, and straighforward way so that your child knows what to expect when they me...
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Custody Evaluation Tip #3: Don't Put Heavy Weights on Small Shoulders
Jan 24, 2013
Don't: Make make child(ren) feel responsible.
Kids are always going to have some corner of their mind where they feel at least partially responsible for their parents' break up. It's a confusing and ...
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