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…Litigation, Divorce, Labor & Employment, Constitutional law, and Sustainability. I’ll add more as they are created and as I locate them. I link to Oregon lawyer blogs that have topical…

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Divorce and Children: See the Oct 3, Steve Duin Commentary, “Putting Children at the Center of the Solution” about the Multnomah County Child Centered Solutions nonprofit. (If it…

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…others 16) Legal materials purchase requests (CLEs, monographs, loose-leafs, special topics) 17) Family law questions/packets: divorce, custody, termination of parental rights, etc. 18) Leaving kids home alone question referrals (lots!)…

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We often hear about the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) in the arena of civil court cases such as divorce, evictions, foreclosures, and default judgments.  However, the SCRA offers…

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…a decision in a bankruptcy case that has a good discussion of whether a divorce settlement entered into on the eve of bankruptcy constitutes a fraudulent transfer under bankruptcy law…

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…found at the ABA web site, here. Let me know if you find other useful sources of this information. Also, the ABA is coming out with their military divorce…

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…Military Divorce, plus some very useful new Bankruptcy Act information. I was looking at it and one of my regular attorneys practically snatched it out of my hand. It had…

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