In Oregon, is there recourse if the other party refuses to abide by a joint custody order?
This seems impossible. Under Oregon law, parents are not awarded joint custody of children unless they both agree to it. (ORS 107.169(3): "The...
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This seems impossible. Under Oregon law, parents are not awarded joint custody of children unless they both agree to it. (ORS 107.169(3): "The...
This question is very similar to another question that was asked two days ago, at this thread:...
Without reviewing the documents and discussing the details with you, no one can properly advise you on what you should do. I can tell you that the...
You'd have to have some way of serving her with the order.
What hearing are you referring to?
This appears to be a duplicate thread. This question was already asked and answered here:...
You shouldn't take legal advice from your co-parent about your chances in a suit against him. The legal standard for child custody decisions in a...
It's not quite clear from the question just who you are in this story. It's also not clear who the kids have been living with before this - the...
I agree with Mr. Slavin,but I want to add this: family law courts these days are very pro-counseling - for kids, as well as for parents. If you...
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Assuming that your ex-whatever - your co-parent - has primary legal custody of the child, he has the right to make decisions about the child's...