Much of the terminology in the divorce arena is derived from the language of incarceration and conflict. Courts use words like “custody” to describe which parent has decision-making authority for children, rather than “parental responsibility.” Courts also...
By Jill Brittle After divorce or separation, clients often ask for tools or tips to help facilitate co-parenting. Parents are in the position of establishing new methods of communication and juggling the children’s schedules between two homes. There are a multitude of...
We’ve all heard the horror stories about divorces that go off the rails and cost parties a fortune. It is popular wisdom that divorces are expensive. However, this does not have to be case, and there are many ways that parties can keep costs to a minimum during...
This article was written by associate attorney Laura MacMillan and edited by partners Adam J. Brittle and Jill E. BrittleThis is intended to be a step-by-step follow-up to Adam J. Brittle’s prior post, “What is an Oregon Writ of Assistance?” When a...
This article was written by associate attorney Laura MacMillan and edited by partners Adam J. Brittle and Jill E. Brittle Today, especially in the Portland area, the housing market is tough. Often times, sharing the rent with your partner is the only way to make ends...
