by Regele Law LLC | Jun 3, 2020 | father's rights and paternity
Your ex-girlfriend called you suddenly a few nights ago and gave you news you didn’t expect to hear; she was eight-months pregnant and was going to be induced in just a few weeks. You were happy for her, but she then suggested that the child was yours. You were...
by Regele Law LLC | May 21, 2020 | Divorce
We know how contentious most divorces can be. One or both spouses are angry, hurt and probably concerned about the outcome, especially when couples have kids together. Often, these negative emotions take over your life, potentially blinding you to what matters most....
by Regele Law LLC | May 18, 2020 | Divorce
Parenting is a difficult and often thankless task even in the best of times. For those going through a difficult time in their lives, the responsibilities of parenthood can become infinitely more difficult. Divorce is one such situation. Not only will you have more...
by Regele Law LLC | May 11, 2020 | Divorce
Maybe you’re just trying to be nice and understanding, doing divorce the modern way in Oregon. Your ex-spouse asks you something like, “Is it OK if I miss paying alimony this month?” They may say they’re having some money problems, that the benefits from their new job...
by Regele Law LLC | May 3, 2020 | Third-party Parent/child Relationships
With a same-sex divorce, child custody can start to be complex. A lot depends on your exact relationship to your child — and the child’s relationships with other people. Is your child biologically related to you, your spouse or neither of you? If the child...
by Regele Law LLC | Apr 24, 2020 | Property Division
Securing a fair outcome in an Oregon divorce means making yourself aware of exactly what assets and debts you and your spouse accrued during your marriage. If you don’t have access to financial records or if you underestimate what your marital estate is worth,...
by Regele Law LLC | Apr 17, 2020 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
You never really agreed with your spouse regarding your child’s education even while you were married. They wanted to homeschool the kids. You wanted to send them to private school. Your spouse said they would never do private school, but maybe they would agree to a...
by Regele Law LLC | Apr 8, 2020 | Divorce
Your spouse filed for divorce. You weren’t really that surprised, and you hoped it could be a low-conflict divorce. Then you checked your bank accounts. The day before filing, your spouse withdrew $100,000 from one of the accounts. When you ask them about it, they...
by Regele Law LLC | Apr 1, 2020 | Divorce
For some people, letting others know that they’re going through a divorce is a challenging event. They may only want those close to them to know about the split, at first. Eventually, however, the news is going to make its way around before long. If there are people...
by Regele Law LLC | Mar 25, 2020 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
The love you feel for your grandchildren and the special support that you provide them can be very valuable to them, especially during times of emotional and social change. If your grandchild has recently gone through the divorce of their parents or the termination of...
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