If a non-custodial parent has moved states but has not updated the visitation plan, does visitation still have to happen?

A parent's move can be a basis for modifying a custody and parenting time order. The legal standard for such modifications is the best interests of...

Subpoenas can be served by mail under certain circumstances. Under ORCP 55 D(3), a subpoena can be served by mail, and still be effective, if it is...

So typo's and/or unfair drafts by evil divorce lawyers become court ordered? How is this fair?

"How is this fair" is not really a question we can answer here. You could have filed a motion for relief from judgment under ORCP 71 if you had a...

Can a circuit court judge override a federal law?

If your child's mother is not a medical doctor, then you won't be able to sue her for "medical negligence" in its literal meaning. I presume that...

I think my attorney neglected my legal matter. Now that trial is over, is there any recourse? What actions would be recommended?

All attorneys who practice law in Oregon must carry malpractice liability insurance through the Oregon State Bar's Professional Liability Fund. The...

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Can a judge recall a matter after a dismissal if the petitioner chose not to appear in the courtroom?

A judge "can" do just about anything, in their courtroom. What you can do in response is another matter. It's not quite clear from your description...

How would I go about fight for custody or file a new parenting plan ?

To modify a parenting plan or custody judgment, you must file a motion for an order to show cause, along with a proposed order to show cause and an...

How do o undo what he has dun find out what he has don

I'm afraid there isn't nearly enough information here to give any meaningful response. (Please see this Guide:...

Can she take my social security

Yes, possibly. A divorce court can order spousal support to be paid from any source of income. (Oregon law doesn't use the term "alimony" anymore;...

Is the Judge wrong? Do i appeal? If i win an appeal who do i file attorney fees against? The judge that was wrong or the father?

In order to successfully appeal a court's ruling, you must file a notice of appeal within 30 days of the judgment or order being entered. If you do...