To me it sounds like the 12 year old bill for day care is beyond the statute of limitations. You should dispute this bill for that reason. However,...

When can I legally motion for change of venue?

Different county clerks deal differently with this issue. The venue statute has a specific procedure for changing venue, but some clerks now accept...

My wife and I have been separated for more than 10 years would we still have to get a divorce?

There's no legal requirement for you to get a divorce. However, until you do you are still married. If you want a divorce you should file a...

My mother died intestate and leaves a surviving spouse (stepfather) plus her five children. This is Oregon Now what?

You should re-post this inquiry on the probate/estate planning forum, and select Oregon as the proper jurisdiction..

Is my sons father obligated to pay additional daycare costs?

The state DCS can probably do the job for you. It may not even be necessary to modify the existing order - DCS will check this out for you. See my...

Restraints in a parenting plan, not an actual restraining order

You should seek equal treatment by filing a motion to enter a restraining order as you described. Consult with an attorney about the details first....

My wife is buying another house , even though she has asked for a divorce , whose liable for the monthly payments ?

It's possible to become liable in such a situation. You should probably contact the real estate agent and lender and notify them of the divorce,...

Are both parents are in contempt of their parent plan in Oregon State

If you have good reason to believe that this boy is being neglected, you should call CPS and file a report. It’s always best to consult with a...

I have a 14 year old son that I have raised alone his father stopped child support when my son was in the 3rd grade

The issue of current custody would normally turn on the current facts. You should consult with a good family law attorney, who can interview you...

Question regarding no contact order

It depends on the language of the order. You should consult with an experienced attorney to interview you and review the order. It’s always best...