Is there a way to "refuse" visitation even when there is a court order stating it's allowed?
If there is a court order for parenting time, you are required to follow it. The only way to "get out of it" is to file a motion with the Court...
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If there is a court order for parenting time, you are required to follow it. The only way to "get out of it" is to file a motion with the Court...
The general rule is that a parent is free to do whatever they like with their child during their parenting time - so long as it is not unsafe, of...
The definition of "abuse" is by far more expansive when applied to elderly people (over age 65) or disabled people than to any other population...
There is no such thing as "pressing charges." This is a common misconception. Criminal charges are investigated by law enforcement and brought...
Oregon law does make it possible for a non-biological parent to sue the child's biological parent(s) for custody of that child. However, Oregon law...
First of all: You should never post your name or other personally identifying information to this website, or anywhere else on the internet when...
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Your landlord has the right to enter common areas as much as she wants; however, she does not have the right to enter any area that you rent...
You are certainly free to report this to local law enforcement. Beyond that, you cannot "pursue criminal charges" yourself. Criminal charges are...
Oregon law does make it possible for a non-biological parent to sue the child's biological parent(s) for custody of that child. However, Oregon law...
To emancipate yourself, you would have to be able to prove to a court that you are capable of financially supporting yourself, and that...