Seattle, WA
Ethics and professional responsibility Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Ethics & Professional Responsibility
If your co-parent refuses to comply with the terms of your custody and parenting time judgment, then your remedy is to file a motion to enforce...
This is actionable in two ways. One is the criminal side: It's not "blackmail," technically speaking (under Oregon law, "blackmail" specifically...
You'd have to be able to plead, and prove, exactly what the financial damage to you as a result of "damaged credit" was. Merely having damaged...
It's not sudden, I'm afraid. Because you're asking the state for free money on account of disability status, the state reserves the right to check...
You could seek a Stalking Protective Order, if you know this person's name. (If you don't know his name, you may be able to learn it from your...
No, they are not required to rehire you. Oregon is an 'at-will employment' state. That means that an employee can be fired (or quit) at any time,...
This question, albeit from a different perspective, was just recently asked and answered in another thread, here:...
They can try, but it's not quite that simple. If DHS has reason to believe that a child is in danger - say, because one parent is a 'sex offender'...
No. (That is, you could try to offer them, but the Court would be right to refuse to receive them as evidence.) These statements would be...
This is probably not doable. Oregon law does contain a provision that allows a non-biological-parent to sue a child's biological parents for...
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