Divorce and separation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family, Child Custody
Can your ex compel you? No. Can a court compel you? Yes. You have very limited facts in your questions, so it will be difficult to give a great...
It sounds as if you need an attorney. If you have limited resources I have two suggestions for you. First, try Legal Aid Services of Oregon. You...
Small Claims action in Justice Court or alternatively a breach of contract action in Circuit Court. Small Claims will be cheaper for you (it is...
The general rule is that a court will only look at the two parties' incomes. However, when a party is unemployed or underemployed, the court *may*...
You should see if Claire's would be willing to do what is known as a "civil compromise," via ORS 135.705. You'll most likely need an attorney to...
If you want a chance to get the case dismissed, you should NOT plead guilty. What you probably want to do is go into court and ask if there is...
Assuming the transaction is an "arms length" transaction, the purchaser would have a basis in the property of the purchase price.
I would anticipate that it will make a big difference. MIP is a violation (ORS 471.430). Furnishing is a misdemeanor (ORS 471.410). The...
Oregon's Department of Justice, Child Support Division should be able to help you with this issue. If the support obligation stems from a judgment...
File for a Temporary Protective Order of Restraint ("TPOR") under ORS 107.097(2) *immediately*. Do not delay. The court will look back at the...
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