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Explaining Oregon Law

Explaining Oregon Law

Effect of Judgment

Once the court signs the General Judgment of Dissolution, the marriage of the parties is dissolved.  Both parties are restored to a status of single person. The rights which given under the Judgment of Dissolution go into effect immediately. Several other things happen when the judge signed the Judgment of ...

Provisions of order or judgment providing for custody, parenting time, visitation or support of child
(ORS 107.106)

ORS 107.106 covers items which much be addressed when custody, parenting time or child support are included in a judgment or order. The items which must be included are: Provisions for payment of uninsured medical expenses of the child Maintenance of insurance or other security for support and Medical support ...

Discovery

During a divorce, both spouses are entitled to know all of the assets, debts and income of the other spouse. The legal process of obtaining this information is called “discovery.” There are three ways, basically, a spouse can obtain this information. The first is by requesting records from the ...

Residency

ORS 107.075 explains the residency requirements to file for a divorce or for a separation in Oregon. This is known as “personal jurisdiction.” Courts have to have both subject matter and personal jurisdiction to hear a case. Subject matter jurisdiction means that the legislature has authorized a particular court ...