Is it ever too late to retreive my household items and personals that were granted in the final divorce decree?

You could file a motion to enforce the divorce judgment. Seven years is an awfully long time to wait, though. By this time, your ex-husband could...

Do I need to file a police report or do I need to hire an attorney to press charges? Am I at fault or is it self defense?

There's a lot of public confusion about this, so let's be clear: There is no such thing as "pressing charges," for private citizens or crime...

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I'm an 18 year old living with my parents. If I buy my own phone, and pay for its service, can they legally still confiscate it?

Technically no, they can't, but in practice, the question remains, what are you going to do about it? It's unlikely that the police will become...

Child care and custody issue

You have a legal means to prevent her from doing this. When a divorce case is filed in Oregon, a 'statutory restraining order' automatically goes...

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In an arbitration hearing is it too late to file a motion to strike?

Motions to strike are only made when evidence has been introduced. A pre-hearing statement of proof is not itself evidence, it's just a preview of...

Are credit card statements considered hearsay in Oregon?

I appreciate what you're trying to do, but this is almost certainly not going to work. OEC 803(6) allows the introduction of documentary hearsay...

Do I need an attorney when I feel I am being discriminated against because some coworkers are racist and want me fired?

There's nothing that anyone can do about your co-worker's attitudes themselves, but the employer can't encourage it. The swastika on the floor is...

Protective order was for my husband for 2 weeks he kept running into house

I'm afraid it's very difficult to understand just what you're asking here, or whether there's a question at all. Please see this guide for some...

When filing to amend visitation schedule from joint custody to sole custody, once I file, am I able to keep custody til hearing?

I believe you are likely referring to this earlier thread:...

I am administror of estate in Virginia for my decease mother do I need to have one in Oregon as well to sue in Oregon?

No, the Virginia estate can sue in an Oregon court.