How to check criminal records?

You can check a person's record of cases, criminal and civil, within the state of Oregon by going to any courthouse and using a public computer...

I have tried to get phone companies to provide this information by subpoena. They swear they don't keep it. Of course, you should have these...

My 9Year old son just started receiving child support last spring when father was faced with paying or going to prison then all

You don't appear to have asked a question here, so it's hard to give an answer. (Please see this Guide:...

I have tried to do this in the past. The phone companies swear up and down that they don't keep records of all text messages sent through their...

I have a friend who is 15 and wants to date a 20 year old, if nothing sexual happens, is that ok?

The law does not regulate who people "date." However, it does regulate who they can have sex with. It would be a serious crime for this 20-year-old...

Can an attorney "write-off" expenses incurred during the handling of a case?

Oregon Rule of Professional Conduct 1.8(e) prohibits an attorney from paying costs of litigation unless they have a reasonable expectation that...

Is the state ever liable for damaged caused by an investigation or prosecution?

The "check and balance" that prevents the state from falsely imprisoning people is supposed to be the pantheon of rights we grant criminal...

My ex filed a exparte Nov 7 2013 while stripped me of all rights to see our children decision making I filed motion to reconside

"Ex parte" refers to the practice of going before the Court with the other side not present, not to any particular motion. So we can't know just...

Sons father inconsistently shows up for supervised visitations

Most likely, very little. A court can limit a parent's time with their child to protect the child; but generally can't order a parent to take...

How to see a judge without and attorney after the divorce is done and things are not working in the papers?

Something about the account you give doesn't make much sense. In any state I know of, there are time limits on divorce cases - a case can't be left...