In this episode, we discuss a return from a hiatus for a few months and what happens when parents who had joint custody seek to change custody to sole custody. We refer to the factors affecting child custody and the case of In re Marriage of Ladendorff, 217 Or App 62, 67, 174, 174 P3d 1047 (2007).

In this episode, we discuss a return from a hiatus for a few months and what happens when parents who had joint custody seek to change custody to sole custody. We refer to the factors affecting child custody and the case of In re Marriage of Ladendorff, 217 Or App 62, 67, 174, 174 P3d 1047 (2007).

In this episode, we discuss a return from a hiatus for a few months and what happens when parents who had joint custody seek to change custody to sole custody. We refer to the factors affecting child custody and the case of In re Marriage of Ladendorff, 217 Or App 62, 67, 174, 174 P3d 1047 (2007).

In this episode, we discuss the top 3 to know about child custody disputes in Oregon. We discuss the difference between legal custody and parenting time. We explore the concept of the best interest of the child and the six factors courts will take into account when deciding custody. Finally, we explore noteworthy forms of evidence the court will consider in a custody hearing or trial, such as testimony, expert testimony, and custody evaluations.

In this episode, we discuss the top 3 to know about child custody disputes in Oregon. We discuss the difference between legal custody and parenting time. We explore the concept of the best interest of the child and the six factors courts will take into account when deciding custody. Finally, we explore noteworthy forms of evidence the court will consider in a custody hearing or trial, such as testimony, expert testimony, and custody evaluations.

In this episode, we discuss the top 3 to know about child custody disputes in Oregon. We discuss the difference between legal custody and parenting time. We explore the concept of the best interest of the child and the six factors courts will take into account when deciding custody. Finally, we explore noteworthy forms of evidence the court will consider in a custody hearing or trial, such as testimony, expert testimony, and custody evaluations.

In this episode, I discuss the pros and cons of having a lawyer in a family law case rather than going pro se. I discuss how the decision is based on the complexity of the case as well as time and expenses. I discuss the differences between billable hour, flat fee, and limited scope representation. I discuss things to look for when hiring an attorney.

In this episode, I discuss the pros and cons of having a lawyer in a family law case rather than going pro se. I discuss how the decision is based on the complexity of the case as well as time and expenses. I discuss the differences between billable hour, flat fee, and limited scope representation. I discuss things to look for when hiring an attorney.

In this episode, I discuss the pros and cons of having a lawyer in a family law case rather than going pro se. I discuss how the decision is based on the complexity of the case as well as time and expenses. I discuss the differences between billable hour, flat fee, and limited scope representation. I discuss things to look for when hiring an attorney.

In this episode, I talk about the obligation to pay child support as it pertains to children the age of 18 and above. I talk about the category of "children in school" and the obligation under Oregon law to provide support to children under 21 but in school. I talk about the limited ability to obtain child support over the age of 21, except in rare circumstances.