Brasier Law

Oregon Family Law Attorney

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      • Financial Abuse of Elders
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      • Protective Orders
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      • Stalking Orders
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What is Oregon Compensatory Spousal Support and am I Entitled to it?

July 13, 2021 by BrasierLaw

The issue of spousal support in Oregon is actually quite confusing.  Most people just think of spousal support as a single thing.  Meaning, if one person makes more money than their spouse, they might be on the hook for some spousal support.  The reality is quite a bit more … Read More

7 Things You Need to Know About Oregon Spousal Support

May 26, 2016 by BrasierLaw

Following up on our article about child support, we decided there are some things we think people facing divorce or who already have spousal support should know. 1. In Oregon there is more than one kind of spousal support with different rules for each. In Oregon there are actually three different … 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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