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answered on Apr 8, 2018
Maybe, maybe not. An Oregon Lawyer who specializes in QDRO's can write the order to meet IRS criteria and to properly sync with the retirement plan, that part shouldn't be dependent on State Law, but you need an Attorney with a California license to present the order to the California... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2018
We don't know what the details are of your divorce. Were you awarded the house in a trial or hearing? Has the Judgment been entered yet? More importantly, does the Judgment identify the house properly by including the correct legal description not just the street address? Does the language... View More
I have never received my Final Judgement of Divorce and now I am ready to apply for several QUADROs for retirement plans. however i understand i need a signed Final Judgement of Divorce by a judge in order to obtain my share of CalPers retirements of my 30 year marriage. How can I do this? what... View More
answered on Apr 3, 2018
WHOA! You may have a serious problem and your question is not asking what you need to know. If this is an Oregon divorce Oregon Law will not allow further property division once a divorce is final. So in order to get a QDRO done post divorce, the divorce decree/judgment needs to have language... View More
I have filed for a divorce, but he is still living here, and has been drinking heavily. I wanted to make sure I knew when he had been to a liquor store, so I could know if I needed to leave with my kids before he got home. He is hitting the liquor store pretty much every day, and has even been... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2018
If you own the car you can put a tracking device on it. If the car is in your husband's name only then you may have problems. I am not sure what the law is about this but I suspect there is something that prevents you from using electronic devises to spy on people outside your own property... View More
answered on Feb 26, 2018
In Oregon you aren't liable for the debts of your spouse unless your name is connected with the debt as the responsible party for paying the debt OR the court in a divorce orders you to pay the debt OR the debt qualifies as a debt that was for the benefit of the family and the creditor seeks... View More
My ex and I have been separated since nov 15 2014. He has not seen kids on regular basis and not a dime of child support then he ups and leaves to move back to CA with his parents. I moved here for him so he could be closer to his daughter left everyone I Knew, are marriage ended 4 year later. I... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2018
Get on the internet and search for a family law lawyer in Ontario Oregon. You can also call the Oregon State Bar and ask for the lawyer referral service. They will give you names of Family Law lawyers in your area who will give you one consultation for a cheap price. (503-620-0222). Searching... View More
All the papers and the chip inside of the dog state her name but I was too young for them to put my name down and I never thought it’d become a legal course taken by my mother to remove the dog from my home that I live in separately with my father. Is there anyway I can protect my dog from being... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2018
Even though you are a minor you can own property. I can't say that in your situation the dog was given to you and became your property. There are probably two sides to the story. Typically pets are bought as family pets for the entire family even if the family says that the pet is for one... View More
I was a widow 5 yrs. Ago after 32 yr. Of marriage. After being a widow for a year I remarried Aug. 2014, now we are headed for divorce after 3 1/2 yrs. Married, do i have to share the sale of my house with him??
answered on Jan 29, 2018
Oregon is not a 50:50 state. In Oregon there is a REBUTTABLE presumption of equal contribution to assets ACQUIRED during a marriage. So with respect to your house, if you owned the house before your marriage, your current husband would only be entitled to 1/2 of the increase in value since the... View More
Do I have rights in this situation? She threatens to cause problems for me by going to the apartment and throwing a fit. Where just seperated not divorced yet.
answered on Jan 23, 2018
You need to get the court to order establishing parenting time plan that sets out your rights to see your children. That will be part of the divorce proceeding. So file the divorce and get these issues resolved. I don't believe that you can just file for parenting time in this situation, you... View More
on my paper work it say Metropolitan Public Defender Services and her lawyer was their money on my wife case because my ex who has no money and the judge say no to them make me pay for her lawyer
answered on Jan 19, 2018
The term public defender has to do with a licensed Attorney who is court appointment to represent indigent criminal clients. The person who is a public defender is usually a licensed attorney. As a licensed Attorney that Attorney could also practice law in any area that any other attorney could... View More
Is it too late to file them? Or will we need to have new papers drawn up with a more current date of signing and notary?
answered on Jan 19, 2018
I think your biggest problems are the legal aspects of the divorce papers. By that I mean you need to make sure that the divorce papers are drafted to properly take care of all the legal matters you need to deal with in your divorce and that the papers will work under current Oregon Law which may... View More
Does this prevent the spouse that is remaining in the house from taking the house off the market, or not actively trying to sell it, even though it is technically on the market? We will be splitting the proceeds when it sells. I just want to be sure I am covered and will get my share of the... View More
answered on Jan 17, 2018
It sounds like your divorce Judgement is ordering that the house be sold. I don't know why you are concerned about whether or not it will be continuously listed. But if that should happen you can file a motion to show cause why your spouse should or should not be held in contempt of court for... View More
on the court paperwork it say my son live with her. he with me Thurday to Sunday night some week in tell Monday morning she will call my phone or email me or msg me intell i pick up to ask for money some month it about 12,00 to 1,500 over the court order . if i start to date anyone she want a... View More
answered on Jan 16, 2018
Please resubmit your question with more clarity about what is going on and what your question is. I just get respond to a question that doesn't make sense.
I want to legally separate and really am having a an issue with him but I'm to soft and he knows how to manipulate me I need to do everything by law that I don't have to talk much but show him the papers and have him out of
answered on Jan 16, 2018
If the issue you are having with him is domestic violence, you can apply for a family abuse restraining order. Here is a link to an article that explains getting a FAPA: http://www.osbar.org/public/legalinfo/1140_RestrainingOrders.htm
If you just want him to move out, consult with a... View More
We are in the process of divorce. And he abandoned me and the kids has not been part of their life for a year
answered on Jan 15, 2018
Is this a question about your how to file your tax return? Assuming it is, the courts generally prefer that a couple that haven't gotten divorced yet look at the way to save the most taxes. You and your husband should agree to have an accountant or CPA prepare your return both ways - married... View More
I was inquiring about common law marriage in the state of Oregon and what are the laws we have been together for many years and everything is in his name not in mine and we're not legally married
answered on Jan 9, 2018
There is no common law marriage in Oregon. However, you might be able to prove a domestic partnership if you can prove that there was an intent to be business partners in the purchasing or investing in property. You will have the burden of proving this, whereas a joint economic partnership is... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2018
You question doesn't make sense. If the trailer is rented neither the wife nor the husband have the right to treat the trailer as owned property. If you mean that the trailer was being purchased then a wife can claim any property or contract to buy property that the husband has as marital... View More
15 year old has already been placed on suicide once in the last few months and states he doesn't want to be responsible for his younger siblings. My brother and her are divorcing and the kids keep texting him she keeps leaving them alone while he's at work. Is this legal?
answered on Dec 23, 2017
The child support ordered, which is an inevitable part of getting divorced, can include money for professional child care to the extent that the children can't be left home with their older sibling. Your brother could end up paying A LOT OF MONEY for child care. So you really need to be... View More
has not received a penny. What can she do?
answered on Dec 22, 2017
The military frowns on service members not honoring their support commitments. However there are special rules with how one goes about getting a retirement divided in a divorce and one needs an attorney that specializes in military retirements to make sure that everything works out correctly. She... View More
a divorce from for being abusive use me being in a relationship with another person against me when it comes to the custody of our children. We have been separated for 3 months and Ive been dating my new partner for roughly 2 months. He wants to try and say that I was seeing my new partner while we... View More
answered on Dec 10, 2017
Even if he uses that against you, it might be helpful for him in getting a divorce, but it will not be helpful in getting custody unless the claim of you committing adultery or something was impacting children. I am limited to what information I can post here, so it would be best for you to reach... View More
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