We are clear with clients about the financial impact of divorce, and provide advice about how to minimize that impact. Gain a clear overview of the entire process, with continual updates as the case progresses. We provide an initial overview of the entire process, but also give clients regular updates about what to expect next, how to prepare, and their options for proceeding.
Our lawyers educate clients, so they are part of the team in decision-making and strategy. We are very responsive to client's needs and questions. Each family is unique, and we customize our approach based on that family's circumstances. Our lawyers are compassionate and good listeners, so clients feel supported during a very emotionally taxing time.
Our lawyers educate clients, so they are part of the team in decision-making and strategy. We are very responsive to client's needs and questions. Each family is unique, and we customize our approach based on that family's circumstances. Our lawyers are compassionate and good listeners, so clients feel supported during a very emotionally taxing time.
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Spousal Support Alimony
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In some divorce cases, it may be appropriate to award spousal support (also known as alimony) to a party.
There are three types of spousal support in Oregon: (1) transitional - meant to help a spouse transition back into the workforce; (2) compensatory - meant to compensate a spouse who made a significant contribution to the other spouse's education, training, career, or earning capacity; and (3) maintenance - meant to maintain a spouse's reasonable standard of living post-divorce.
There are three types of spousal support in Oregon: (1) transitional - meant to help a spouse transition back into the workforce; (2) compensatory - meant to compensate a spouse who made a significant contribution to the other spouse's education, training, career, or earning capacity; and (3) maintenance - meant to maintain a spouse's reasonable standard of living post-divorce.
Collaborative Divorce
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Collaborative divorce law is a positive alternative to the traditional adversarial posture of family law litigation. It was designed to keep families out of court, preserve relationships, and facilitate creative options for the resolution of family conflict. Collaborative law is a "process" option, just as is traditional litigation.
High-Asset Divorce
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Our Portland high-asset divorce attorneys are skilled at looking at the long-term financial effects divorce may have on your future. In addition to the emotional and financial uncertainty that divorce generally causes, it can also substantially disrupt years of carefully planned financial investment.
Child Relocation
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Any time parties have a child together, whether or not the parties were married, their lives are going to be intertwined post-separation. What happens when one of the parties needs to move to a location that makes travel for a "standard" parenting plan logistically unworkable? Generally speaking, the courts look to what is in the best interest of the child when deciding whether or not to allow a child to be moved.
Oregon Family Law
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Families come in a variety of forms, and it is our goal to listen to your unique needs and provide advice and advocacy accordingly. Our Oregon family law attorney provides legal advice on many family law matters, including prenuptial agreements, grandparents' rights, divorce, child custody, parenting time (visitation) rights, guardianships for minors or the elderly, step-parent adoption, and child and spousal support.
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