Brasier Law

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      • Modification to Orders
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      • Division of Debt in Divorce
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      • Adoption
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      • Custody and Parenting Time
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      • Abusive Restraining Orders and FAPA
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      • False Accusations of Violence
      • Financial Abuse of Elders
      • Physical Abuse of Elders
      • Protective Orders
      • Restraining Orders During Divorce
      • Stalking Orders
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Oregon Custody Modification

September 8, 2016 by BrasierLaw

Often, people wonder when is the right time to file for an Oregon custody modification. They may feel that the other parent isn't behaving appropriately, but aren't sure if a judge will grant their request to change custody. The problem in Oregon is that custody is a pretty hard thing to change. … Read More

What You Need to Know About Custody as You Start the School Year

September 1, 2016 by BrasierLaw

For families with two homes, the school year can cause some additional stress on the kids and parents.  This post discusses a few of the common difficulties people face relating to custody and parenting time with school aged children. Who Decides What School the Child(ren) Attend? First, in … Read More

Legal Separation versus Divorce in Oregon

June 16, 2016 by BrasierLaw

The question often comes up regarding what the differences are between a legal separation and a divorce.  We will attempt here to explain some of the key legal points to consider if you are deciding which of these options is best for your situation. Legal Separation in Oregon The first thing to … Read More

I’m Getting a Divorce, What do I do Next?

May 5, 2016 by BrasierLaw

So you've decided you are getting a divorce and now you may be wondering, what do I do next? There are a lot of choices you have for what order to do things in now that you have decided to get a divorce. Depending on your personality, the first step might be to throw a party, scream in rage, or … Read More

Do I Need a Family Law Attorney for my Mediation

April 28, 2016 by BrasierLaw

When heading into a divorce some people may feel they should try mediation before hiring a family law attorney to navigate their case.  While mediation can sometimes be used as a way of avoiding the need for a divorce attorney, it may be important to consider using an attorney to help you prepare … Read More

Guide to Oregon and Washington Divorce Part IV: Getting a Divorce

April 14, 2016 by BrasierLaw

This is the fourth part of the Oregon and Washington guidebook to divorce a series meant to help guide those who are just starting the process of getting a divorce within the Oregon or Washington areas. It may be helpful to read the first few posts in the series: Part 1: The Divorce Process: A … Read More

Who Gets to Claim the Child Tax Credit in a Divorce: Oregon & Washington Divorce

April 7, 2016 by BrasierLaw

Who Gets to Claim Child Tax Credit in an Oregon or Washington Divorce Just as the cherry blossoms and tulips arrive in Oregon and Washington, so do the questions about taxes. At this time of year, the question of taxes is a prevalent one.  When parents are going through a divorce or custody case, … Read More

Guidebook to Divorce Part 3: Who do I Hire to Do My Divorce?

March 22, 2016 by BrasierLaw

Divorce Lawyer, Mediator, or Do it Yourself: The Guide to Who to Hire to do Your Divorce If you've decided you are going to go through with a divorce and need to know what to do next, hopefully this article can help point you in the right direction.  There are really two decisions that you need to … Read More

The Divorce Process: A Guide to Divorce in Oregon and Washington

March 3, 2016 by BrasierLaw

A Four Part Guide to Divorce in Oregon or Washington Divorces, like many major changes, are better thought of as a process rather than an event.  When people get married, the expectation, of course, is that this will be a life long relationship.  It takes time for that relationship to become … Read More

What is the Value of Hiring a Divorce Attorney

February 24, 2016 by BrasierLaw

With online options and court forms for divorce readily available online, the question often comes up of "what is the value of paying a Portland divorce lawyer".  The following are a few of the reasons why it can be a good investment to hire a family lawyer. 1. Relevant advice about your divorce … Read More

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