Rotation of the drop off/pick up of children

If the parenting plan that you describe as currently in place is part of a court's order for custody, you can't just unilaterally change it. If you...

My son's teacher testified against me at a show cause hearing

No. No law prohibits teachers or other state employees from testifying at court hearings on child custody or anything else, though they often don't...

I received Contempt of Court for child visitations I withheld (1.5visits technically), expedited, mailed to my address.

"A contempt of court" is not a thing; so I assume that what you received was a motion seeking contempt as a remedy, filed by the opposing party,...

Oregon law makes it a crime to communicate telephonically with anyone who asks you to stop. You can tell your ex-husband explicitly that you do not...

How can i obtain physical and legal custody of my daughter

You have no obligation to "sign over your parental rights" to your ex-mother-in-law, and it's doubtful whether you could do so in any case (unless...

Court ordered visitation

You can file a motion to enforce a temporary order for parenting time (if there is one), or to establish such an order (if there isn't one yet -...

What if a property is not within the jurisdiction of a court in State of Oregon? or any other States!

Please bear in mind that no username or other ID is associated with your posts here; we have no way of knowing which previous question was yours....

Summary judgement claim not on original complaint.

"Throwing everything to see what sticks" is a legitimate and common legal tactic. Lawyers frequently make mutually-incompatible "in the...

Can i press charges against my ex that's in jail for a different crime while i live in another state?

There is no such thing as "pressing charges." This is a common misconception. Criminal charges are investigated by the police and are prosecuted by...

Does opposing counsel have to provide a reason to depose me?

If you are a party to a civil case, then the opposing party has the right to take your deposition. You can refuse to answer questions if doing so...