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

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

by BrasierLaw | Mar 3, 2016 | General Family Law, Marriage and Divorce Family Law, Uncontested Divorce

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...

Creating a Parenting Plan For the School Year

by BrasierLaw | Jun 24, 2015 | Child Custody and Support, Marriage and Divorce Family Law

This is part 2 in a 3 part article discussing options for developing parenting plans. Our aim is for this to be helpful both when you are separated and getting a divorce or when you are already divorced and looking into changing your existing parenting plan for one...

3 Ways to Keep Your Amicable Divorce From Getting Ugly Even After You Hire an Attorney

by BrasierLaw | Jun 8, 2015 | General Family Law, Marriage and Divorce Family Law, Uncontested Divorce

Our family law firm specializes in helping people with uncontested cases and we have found that there are a few things you can do to continue to achieve an amicable or uncontested divorce once you have hired an attorney to help you complete the divorce process. Hiring...

What Does Full Physical Custody and Legal Custody Really Mean

by BrasierLaw | Apr 6, 2015 | General Family Law

The exact meaning of the term “custody” is often misunderstood, many times in a way that is really detrimental to parents and their children. In Oregon, the term Custody refers to the legal authority to make decisions for the child. The “custodial...

Moving Out of State with a Parenting Plan in Oregon or Washington

by BrasierLaw | Feb 28, 2015 | Child Custody and Support, General Family Law, Parental Rights Family Law

Do you have a parenting plan in Oregon or Washington and are now looking into moving out of state? Often times people run into the situation where they finalize their custody and parenting plan, then months or years later one of the parents need to move to a different...
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