Can I be charged with violating a no contact order after the order and the charges it was attached to have been dismissed?

Yes, you can be charged with violating a no-contact order even if the order has been dismissed since it was violated. However, such a violation...

Landlords are required to make reasonable accommodation for disabled tenants, but the key word here is 'reasonable.' A disabled tenant can't compel...

How do I gain back custody when I make too much to receive financial help but not enough to afford an attorney? In Oregon

If you have met with "a handful" of lawyers and they have all given roughly the same analysis of your case, it is unlikely that you will get a...

How can I divorce my wife after being separated for almost a decade?

You don't need your wife's cooperation to file for and receive a divorce. You can file a petition - most likely in the county where you have most...

I am being stalked, harassed, and threatened by my son's father, my ex Despite repeated requests to quit. i am disabled. Help?

You may qualify for a restraining order against this person. There are two main kinds of restraining orders under Oregon law: Restraining orders...

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In theory, you can sue anyone for anything. Whether you can win anything is another matter. Certainly the behavior you describe is inappropriate...

Travel Expenses for Bio Parent

Well, first of all, we must be clear: If I understand your account correctly, this is about a custody case between your husband or partner, and his...

What can my husband do to get full custody of he's son?

I agree with the earlier answers, but want to provide a little more detail: Child custody laws in Oregon are essentially the same for unmarried...

Threatening phone calls that involve blackmailing me

Your ex-whatever has no power to "put you in jail." This is something people often misunderstand: Criminal cases are initiated by the police...

Theoretically one could prepare a QDRO by oneself, but you have to ask yourself: do you know how to do this? Even most experienced family law...