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Can I Do My Divorce Myself? A DIY Project You Shouldn’t Undertake DIY projects give you an opportunity to show you can take a relatively complex task and handle it on...

Re-Entering the Workforce Post-Divorce as an Educator in Oregon It’s not uncommon that after a divorce, individuals find themselves re-entering the workforce after years of being a stay-at-home parent. This can feel daunting, overwhelming,...

Navigating The Difficult Landscape of Oregon’s Grandparent and Third-Party Custody And Visitation Rights It can be heartbreaking for grandparents to be denied the opportunity to visit their grandchildren, following a divorce or separation of the children’s parents, or...

Firm Welcomes Two Limited License Legal Technicians to Washington Team Our firm recently welcomed two Limited License Legal Technician’s (LLLT) to our Washington team. Christy Carpenter will be joining our Tacoma office, and Dianne Loepker...

Preparing for Divorce Heading Into the New Year Questions to Ask as You Prepare The new year is just around the corner, and many people are preparing to begin their new year with...

How Will Patents Be Addressed in a Divorce Case? Have you ever wondered how patents are addressed or divided in a divorce case? Who has ownership, and is it considered marital property? The issue...

Basics of Holiday Custody How the Holidays Work with Parenting Plans With the holiday season drawing ever closer and the festivities beginning to ramp up, parents who have a...

Preventative Daily Habits to Help Ward Off the “Winter Blues” As daylight savings time comes to an end, and temperatures begin to drop–marking the end of those warm, long, summer days that come and go...

Helping Your Children Survive the Holidays After a Divorce Helping Your Child Cope with the Changes While the holidays are usually a wonderful time filled with joy, children with newly divorced parents can really...

As The Year Comes to an End, Now Is the Time to Review Your Estate Plan There is a common misconception that estate planning is only for certain people: the rich, and the seniors. But this isn’t true. Estate planning is...

Keys to Holiday Co-Parenting Navigating the Season The holidays can be a wonderful time to spend with family and friends, but they can also lend themselves to difficult situations...

The Most Important Factors for Determining Child Support Payments If you’re separating from your partner or spouse and you have children together, the conversation of child support will likely enter the picture, especially if...