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7 Things You Should Know About Oregon Family Law

7 Things You Should Know About Oregon Family Law

by BrasierLaw | Aug 16, 2017 | Child Custody and Support, General Family Law, Marriage and Divorce Family Law

Every state has its own unique twists in how they treat family law cases. For example, in Washington, the issue of legal authority to make decisions for the children is almost always given equally to both parents, while in Oregon, it is usually given to one parent...
When to File For Oregon Parenting Time Modifications

When to File For Oregon Parenting Time Modifications

by BrasierLaw | Sep 15, 2016 | Child Custody and Support, General Family Law, Parental Rights Family Law

I often get asked when someone should file to change parenting time. Unlike last week, where we discussed how hard it is to change custody, in Oregon it is actually very easy to change parenting time. When discussing Oregon parenting time modifications it is important...

Your Custody Plan and the Holidays

by BrasierLaw | Jul 16, 2015 | Child Custody and Support, General Family Law, Marriage and Divorce Family Law

When going through a divorce or custody case, perhaps the easiest part for most people to agree on is custody plan for the holidays. In this article we will discuss some of the arrangements we commonly see as well as considerations to think about when creating your...

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