While in theory this could be prosecuted as trespassing in the second degree (if you're on someone else's premises and remaining there unlawfully)...

My ex isn't following the summer visitation plan guidelines and has scheduled his summer days in a way that does not comply.

Without reading the entire parenting plan - not just some fragments over the internet - it will not be possible to determine exactly what it calls...

Do I need a attorney

It's a bit hard to follow your narrative here (please see this Guide:...

How can I get immediate (temporary) relief re: parenting time?

The courts don't really do very much "immediately." You can file a motion to modify your judgment, and ask for a temporary order pending the...

How do I get equal parenting time in oregon?

If you have a custody judgment in Arizona, then the terms of that judgment control for now; but if the child has lived for more than six months in...

Do i need help from a lawyer?

You can contest your paternity of the child, yes, including a request for a DNA test, though you might have to pay for that. If it turns out you're...

My ex-wife has blocked me from my 14 year old daughters phone. What can I do about this?

You can file a motion with the court to modify your parenting time to explicitly prohibit this, or to enforce the existing judgment if it already...

I recently got divorced.My ex wife is going to school full time.She is off during summer.Can I force her to get a job to help?

You cannot "force" anyone to get a job. If you are paying spousal support, you can ask for a reduction of support if you can show a substantial and...

Can you "homestead" still. Like find a parcel of land that isn't occupied and clam it and live on it?

No. There isn't really any unclaimed land anymore. Any land not owned by private parties is claimed by the states, Federal government, or Indian...

How do I find out if my ex-brother in law is legally allowed to see his biological daughter. My niece really wans to see him.

In addition to what has already been posted, let me add that it is not really possible (in Oregon, at least) for a parent to just "give up" their...