While the saying goes that it takes a village to raise a child, parents in Oregon expect to be the one doing the raising. In some matters; however, it may be determined that a biological parents is not suitable to raise a child.
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Who Can Challenge a Will in Oregon?
When a loved one dies, they often leave behind a will detailing what their wishes are. Wills are important estate planning tools that allow a person to divide up their assets exactly how they want.
You’re Getting Divorced—what Happens to Your Business?
Property division can be one of the most stressful aspects of a divorce, and most couples wonder what assets they will have at the end of their marriage. For business owners, those questions may extend to the businesses that they have dedicated their money and effort to.
Adoption and Your Family
Adoption is a beautiful way to complete your family. However, our clients often have questions about this complex process, as well as about how the adoptive relationships could potentially interact with an uncertain future, i.e. in the legal areas of divorce, estate planning and so on.
Mistakes to Avoid when Writing a Will
The purpose of writing a will is to express your wishes to your loved ones, as well as the probate court that will handle your estate. That way, they do not have to guess at what you might have wanted after you die.
Tips to Make Joint Custody Work
Getting along with an ex is not easy. After all, there is a reason he or she is an ex.
3 Occasions when A Postnuptial Agreement Is an Excellent Idea
Many people marry on an equal financial footing or have few assets and liabilities when they marry, so signing a prenuptial agreement never crosses their mind. Some circumstances that crop up after the wedding may set the financial balance of your relationship askew.
What Are the Responsibilities of A Guardian?
You may find yourself in a situation where the court appoints you as a guardian for someone else. This might happen when an adult can no longer take care of him or herself or for minor children whose parents can no longer take care of them.
Who Should Inherit the Family Business?
Starting and growing a family business takes years of dedication, hard work and financial resources. Without an estate plan addressing the issue of business succession, your spouse or children may inherit the company under Oregon’s default probate law.
What Are the Basics of Divorce in Oregon?
Divorce is a difficult and emotional experience. For those not familiar with the details of divorce, it may also be frightening.