Category Archives: Modification

Modification of Spousal Support – Part 1 (a few thoughts)

Posted on April 14, 2009 by Jon Berman

Though my girlfriend might be insulted to discover that my attention can, in fact, be diverted from the madness of college hoops in March, that’s exactly what happened last Saturday as I watched A.J. Price drain his forth 3-pointer of … Continue reading →

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Can I get custody of my child now if he or she is in danger?

Posted on August 12, 2008 by C. Sean Stephens

As family law attorneys based in Portland, Oregon, we talk to a lot of parents with safety concerns about the other parent’s home. We hear questions about how to get custody quickly, or change a parenting plan quickly if a … Continue reading →

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Can I move out with the kids? The “Temporary Protective Order of Restraint” and “Status Quo Order”

Posted on May 14, 2008 by C. Sean Stephens

As family law lawyers based in Portland, Oregon, potential clients ask us about if they can move out of the family home with the children, or if they can prevent a move. We hear questions like the following: Can I … Continue reading →

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New Case Law: Moving Away and Modification of Custody and Parenting Time

Posted on May 3, 2008 by C. Sean Stephens

A “move away” case is where one parent, either in an initial filing or modification, seeks to move a child away from the other parent. Move away cases are hard. In Oregon, the legislature’s stated policy is that good parents … Continue reading →

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Divorce Myths: My ex will have to pay for my attorney fees.

Posted on March 12, 2008 by C. Sean Stephens

Based on questions we hear from clients, there is a lot of confusion about who ultimately has to pay for attorney fees. The belief that the opposing party will have to pay some of your fees isn’t exactly a myth, … Continue reading →

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