Brasier Law

Oregon Family Law Attorney

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      • Modification to Orders
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      • Division of Debt in Divorce
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      • Custody and Parenting Time
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      • Estate Planning
      • False Accusations of Violence
      • Financial Abuse of Elders
      • Physical Abuse of Elders
      • Protective Orders
      • Restraining Orders During Divorce
      • Stalking Orders
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Collaborative Law Can Be More Stressful

December 16, 2014 by BrasierLaw

If both parties hire reasonable attorneys focused on settling the case, and both approach it with a peaceful attitude, then there is no reason for collaborative contracts to be signed.  There are some cases where both parties are already in agreement where an uncontested divorce might be the best … Read More

Collaborative Law Can Result In People Behaving Less Reasonably

December 9, 2014 by BrasierLaw

While the words, "fine, I'll see you in court" can be utterly terrifying, they also serve a vital purpose.  When two people are not able to agree on an issue in their divorce, it often is because someone is asking for more than they reasonably should be entitled to. In these cases mediation and … Read More

Collaborative Divorce Can Be Significantly MORE Expensive

November 26, 2014 by BrasierLaw

Last week you may remember we outlined the top 5 reasons collaborative divorce can backfire. This week we are delving deeper into why a divorce using collaborative law can be more expensive. Remember, when you sign your collaborative law contract, you are agreeing that no matter what happens, you … Read More

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