by Regele Law LLC | Mar 24, 2020 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
Co-parenting with your ex-spouse doesn’t seem to be working. They simply can’t seem to put aside their bitterness and anger to focus on anything but themselves. Every conversation becomes a battle, and the hostility is overwhelming. Maybe it’s time to give up on...
by Regele Law LLC | Mar 20, 2020 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
Many parents assume that divorce means splitting custody, and that means moving the children from one house to the other. Maybe they plan to sell the home where they lived as a family and buy two new homes of their own. This part of a divorce can actually be hardest...
by Regele Law LLC | Mar 17, 2020 | father's rights and paternity
Your romance with your child’s mother was brief, but you’re on reasonably good terms. You’re grateful that she’s allowing you to be part of your child’s life — and you’re concerned that she’ll get upset if you “rock the boat” and press for formal paternity. Is...
by Regele Law LLC | Mar 16, 2020 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
Health professionals are quick to note that vaccines are safe, that there is no evidence they can harm a child and that they actually protect them from many very real threats, diseases which can be life-threatening for a young child. However, not all parents accept...
by Regele Law LLC | Mar 16, 2020 | Divorce
When you’re going through a divorce, your children must deal with it, too. Protecting them from getting hurt during the process is one of the primary concerns of most parents. There are several ways that you can do this during the divorce — and even after. First,...
by Regele Law LLC | Mar 13, 2020 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
For better or worse, social media is part of modern American existence. We communicate our beliefs, share jokes, donate to important causes and keep in touch that way. But parents don’t always agree about how much social media use or exposure their children should...
by Regele Law LLC | Mar 12, 2020 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
Many parents don’t fully agree on their child’s social media usage, but the battle can become downright complex when the parents are divorced. If you and your co-parent don’t see eye-to-eye about things like TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Kik, you might...
by Regele Law LLC | Feb 24, 2020 | Divorce
If you’re filing for divorce because of spousal misconduct, it may seem unfair that there are no repercussions for your spouse’s actions in your divorce case. Oregon is a ‘no-fault’ state, which essentially means that the reasons for the divorce will have little...
by Regele Law LLC | Nov 27, 2019 | Child Custody And Parenting Time
The holiday season can help bring you closer with your children. As you share meals, exchange gifts and travel to see family, you get to bond with your kids. But after a recent divorce, you may worry about how you will share holiday time. Co-parenting through the...
by Regele Law LLC | Oct 29, 2019 | Divorce
Those in Oregon who are planning on getting a divorce will ideally plan ahead of time for the potential financial fallout it may bring. This could mean getting access to financial documents such as bank statements, tax returns and a spouse’s pay stubs. Doing so...
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