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Teen Parents and the Law
It’s tough to find reliable information on this topic, and public librarians are asked these teen parenting questions more than law librarians generally are. But I was looking…
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Nebraska’s Safe Haven Law and Oregon Parents
…parents around the county who would love to do what these parents have been doing. Parenting is really hard and not only is it very hard to get away even…
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Oregon Task Force on Effective and Cost-Efficient Service Provision
…unlike parenting!) As is true of school teachers who stand in front of hundreds of children for hours day after day after day, few of us would retain our cool,…
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Event (Washington County, Oregon)
…Officer, Washington Co. Sheriff’s Office, Your Grandchild and Cyberspace 3) Jacci Jones, Youth Contact, and Katrina Miller, Morrison Child & Family Services, Communication in Parenting the Second Time Around 4)…
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Can Convicted Rapists in Oregon Demand Custody or Visitation With a Child Born Through Rape?
…which today read as follows, but please, talk to an attorney if you need legal advice! ORS 107.105: “…. The court shall deny parenting time to a parent under this…
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Celebrating 1,004 Blawg Posts: Law and kids, traffic, lawyers, building codes, divorce, and laughs
…1) Babysitting and leaving kids alone (and the law) posts are by far the most popular. Go figure. Parenting is rough; sometimes you just need to get away. 2) Beat…
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Sign up for Emergency Notification (Oregon, selected counties)
…provided by a cable TV carrier….” Sign up for Emergency Notification If you live outside these areas, please check with local law enforcement or other city and county officials….
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What Do People (and Lawyers) Ask Public Law Librarians?
…being law enforcement. We helped him find the answer to his question through legislative history research assistance both online and in print. • Non-attorney wanted to do research on medical…
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Neighbor Law: Please Don’t Attack Your Neighbor
…neighborhood association. If you have one, call them. Some cities have free mediation services run by local law enforcement or a social service nonprofit. Your local library or elected representative…