Brasier Law

Oregon Family Law Attorney

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      • Modification to Orders
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      • Division of Debt in Divorce
      • Business Division in Divorce
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      • Adoption
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      • Move Aways and Out-of-State Custody Enforcement
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      • Custody and Parenting Time
      • Father’s Rights and Paternity
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      • Rights of UnMarried Parents
    • Domestic Violence & Abuse
      • 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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5 Things You Should Ask Your Oregon Divorce Attorney

February 5, 2017 by BrasierLaw

Five Things You Should be Asking Your Portland Family Law Attorney But Often Don't The biggest problem with going through a divorce for most people, is that they don't know what they don't know.  Much of the mysticism and stress of a divorce can be relieved with proper knowledge, but attorneys … Read More

Postnuptial agreements are increasing in popularity

July 15, 2014 by BrasierLaw Leave a Comment

On a recent episode of the popular TV drama "Grey's Anatomy," the character "Catherine" confronts "April" her new on-screen daughter-in-law. Catherine is furious over her son and April's surprise wedding. Believing that her son made an awful mistake, Catherine thrusts a document in front of April … Read More

Transitional Spousal Support Reversed Because Job Training Not Needed

June 1, 2014 by BrasierLaw Leave a Comment

In the case of In re Marriage of Stuart and Ely, the Oregon Court of Appeals reversed an order granting transitional spousal support to the wife, who was a professional engineer with a PhD degree in environmental engineering, since there was no evidence that she would be needing or receiving any … Read More

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