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Is a Will the Same as an Estate Plan? Part of Something Bigger When many of our clients hear “estate planning,” they automatically think of a last will and testament. While one might assume...

10 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Starting a Third-party Adoption Case Adoption is a challenging process and can come at no small expense for the adoptive parents. When done without the benefit of a licensed agency,...

How Co-Parents Can Help Children Sleep After a Divorce One of the hardest things a parent can go through during a divorce is seeing the impact it has on their children. It’s common for...

What are the Differences Between Wills and Trusts? Choose Which Works Best for Your Needs When putting together your estate plan, one of the key decisions you will need to make is whether...

Military Divorces & the Tactical Division of Assets & Military Benefits If you are a military member or military spouse contemplating divorce, you may be wondering how divorce works in the military, how military benefits are...

Common Divorce Mistakes to Avoid Avoid Decisions When Feeling Emotional The stress of going through a divorce can be great, but what can make things more difficult is letting the...

Ways to Practice Self-Care After a Divorce Allow Yourself to Heal Divorce can be one of the most difficult processes someone could go through; ending a relationship meant to last forever can...

Supporting a Child Through Addiction: How Divorced Parents Can Create Helpful Structures for the Struggling Child We recently sat down with parenting coach and interventionist, Aaron Huey, to discuss the factors that can lead children into risky life choices that can...

Harnessing Your Personal Power to Reclaim Control in Divorce, Separation, & Co-Parenting Situations Getting divorced can evoke a sense of loss—not just a loss of your relationship but a loss of normalcy, control, and power within your relationship,...

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...