Civil suit options against my parents for not providing an education.
Child abuse under Oregon law is defined by ORS 419B.005. It includes physical abuse, any kind of sexual abuse or exploitation, buying or selling a...
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Child abuse under Oregon law is defined by ORS 419B.005. It includes physical abuse, any kind of sexual abuse or exploitation, buying or selling a...
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Yes. If the father wants to deny permission, then his only real means is to file a petition for divorce or separation, and seek a temporary...
The terms of use of this site prohibit attorneys from directly soliciting business. So I'm afraid "please help" is not really a question we can...
You may as well notify the case worker, but don't expect anything in particular. DHS is impossible to control and hard to hold accountable. In any...
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If you both agree, then you can file a stipulated temporary order that supercedes the temporary protective order of restraint ("status quo order")....
If your father owns the property, then absent some court order to the contrary, he has the right to go there. Your mother cannot refuse him access...
There are a few critical problems here: First of all, the statute of limitations for landlord-tenant claims in Oregon is one year. This means...
I assume that by "50% custody," you mean joint legal custody. Oregon courts will only order joint legal custody if both parents agree to it. This...
There are two ways you can approach this: To be as legally proper as possible, you can file a petition for custody with the Court. You haven't...
It is certainly advisable to call the police and report the event, but don't be surprised if they don't do anything about it. The police will often...