Can a father who has full custody of his children. Loose it if charged with a felony.
The father won't lose custody automatically. But the mother would have the right to go back to court and ask for a custody change. She'd have to...
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The father won't lose custody automatically. But the mother would have the right to go back to court and ask for a custody change. She'd have to...
You can sign a Revocation of Power of Attorney form. These forms are available online (usually for a nominal fee), but you can also consult with a...
A minor who is at least 16 years of age may apply to the court for a judgment of emancipation, under ORS 419B.552-558. The emancipation judgment...
The main problem you have is that it generally takes the courts more than two and a half months to come to a final decision about anything. By the...
In brief: Probably not; and yes, she probably would. In more detail: Under Oregon law, it is possible for grandparents (or other adults who are...
Under Oregon law, a landlord must, within 30 days of the end of a tenancy, return either your security deposit, or a written explanation of repairs...
I would say that your employer has the right to set your schedule, and has no obligation to schedule you to your convenience, even for your...
I'm afraid it's a little hard for me to tell just what's going on here. I assume that the "she" in your first sentence refers to your ex-wife, with...
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You haven't asked a question here, as far as I can see, so giving an answer will be difficult. You should consult with an attorney licensed to...
This depends upon the defendant's prior criminal history. Oregon courts consider both the severity of the crime, and the prior number of the...