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Child Relocation Considerations

Couples with children go through standard divorce filings and custody is decided by the courts; oftentimes, in Oregon, courts order sole legal and physical custody to one parent and visitation rights to the other. In some cases, joint-custody is granted between the...

The Pros and Cons of 12-Step Programs

Alcohol abuse and addiction are terrible demons that latch onto everyday people. Some will face Portland DUI charges due to mistakes they’ve made; some will realize they have a problem on their own and of their own volition; some will walk into interventions held by...

The Oregon DUII Diversion Program

No resident wants to face a Portland DUI, or a DUI in any town, or city, in Oregon. The fines, embarrassment and shame, and having your license revoked are obvious deterrents from inebriated driving and are strict consequences to face in the event of a DUI. The...

Should I Move Out of the Marital Home before or during Divorce?

It depends on your circumstances, needs and goals. If you or your child is in any immediate danger by staying in the home, then, yes, moving out ASAP is strongly advised. If, however, you need to know how moving out of the marital home could impact your interests in...

Will Divorce Destroy My Credit?

The potential impacts that a divorce case can have on your credit will depend on a number of different factors, including the nature of your marital property, shared lines of credit, etc. While we cannot specifically answer how your divorce will affect your credit...

Child Support Enforcement in Oregon: FAQs

When child support payments are part of a divorce settlement or have been ordered by the court, these payments must continue to be made until the child turns 18 – or until a modification or termination of the payments is ordered by the court. In the event, however,...