# Stacy Regele | Salem OR Divorce Lawyer & Family Attorney

> Marion County Family Law Lawyer representing clients in Polk County, Clackamas County, Linn County, and throughout the greater Salem area.


## Posts

- [Five Mistakes to Avoid In Your Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/five-mistakes-to-avoid-in-your-divorce/): To be human is to err. This is especially true in times of extreme emotion, like the end of a marriage.
- [Kidnapping Your Own Child: The Impact of Ignoring Child Custody Orders](https://regelelaw.com/blog/kidnapping-your-own-child-the-impact-of-ignoring-child-custody-orders/): Kidnapping is often portrayed as something done by shadowy strangers with white vans.
- [Why You Need to Stay Engaged in Your Divorce Case](https://regelelaw.com/blog/why-you-need-to-stay-engaged-in-your-divorce-case/): No one wants to think about their divorce. A separation is a messy, emotional process.
- [Do I Get Post-Divorce Benefits Through My Ex?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/do-i-get-post-divorce-benefits-through-my-ex/): There are so many things to track during a divorce that it's easy to lose sight of the future.
- [Who Has the Right to Choose Whether Kids Get Vaccinated?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/who-has-the-right-to-choose-whether-kids-get-vaccinated/): If you’re like most parents, your child’s health is your top priority.
- [Stepfamily Struggles: How to Legally Blend Families in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/blended-families-in-oregon/): Combining two families is never easy. However, many people focus on the social struggles of the process and forget about the legal complications.
- [The Advanced Child Tax Credit: Are You Eligible Under Your Custody Agreement?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-advanced-child-tax-credit-are-you-eligible-under-your-custody-agreement/): The pandemic has made raising kids harder than ever.
- [Escaped An Abusive Relationship? What You Need to Know to Stay Safe and Separate](https://regelelaw.com/blog/escaped-an-abusive-relationship-what-you-need-to-know-to-stay-safe-and-separate/): October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and it’s time to shine a light on the problems Oregon residents face. Anyone can suffer from domestic violence.
- [Child Custody Orders & Back To School](https://regelelaw.com/blog/child-custody-orders-back-to-school/): Every September, kids get to return to school. Depending on the child, this can be exciting, boring, or scary.
- [U.S. Senate Passes Tribal Child Support Bill](https://regelelaw.com/blog/u-s-senate-passes-tribal-child-support-bill/): Child support can be one of the most contentious elements of the end of a marriage or other relationship.
- [Are Pets People? Not In Oregon Divorces](https://regelelaw.com/blog/who-gets-the-dog-in-divorce/): When you’re getting a divorce, you’re already handling a lot of complicated negotiations.
- [Fathers' Day, Fathers' Rights: The History of Paternal Rights in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/fathers-day-fathers-rights-the-history-of-paternal-rights-in-oregon/): Fathers' Day is June 20th, so it's time to start celebrating everything dads do for their kids. A great father can help his kids grow and thrive.
- [Oregon Fights to Delay Ambitious Benefits Program for Families](https://regelelaw.com/blog/oregon-fights-to-delay-ambitious-benefits-program-for-families/): Getting sick is scary and stressful. Having a child can be, too.
- [Co-Parenting in Separate States](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-oregon-handles-interstate-child-custody-cases/): Parenting when you’re not married to your children’s co-parent is rarely easy.
- [The Benefits of a Trial Separation: When You're Not Sure About Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-benefits-of-a-trial-separation-when-youre-not-sure-about-divorce/): A trial separation is an unofficial, temporary split from your partner.
- [How Oregon Laws Support Non-Traditional Family Structures](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-oregon-laws-support-non-traditional-family-structures/): In the 21st century, it’s become obvious that the supposedly “traditional” nuclear family may not be as typical as we thought.
- [It's Tax Season: Alimony, Child Support, and Taxes in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/its-tax-season-alimony-child-support-and-taxes-in-oregon/): Tax season is complicated enough for just one person.
- [Delayed Divorces: COVID-19 Forcing Couples To Stay Together in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/delayed-divorces-covid-19-forcing-couples-to-stay-together-in-oregon/): It seems simple: difficult times put a strain on relationships, so more people should be breaking up. In some cases, this is true.
- [International Women's Day: Celebrating the Rights of Women in Marriage](https://regelelaw.com/blog/international-womens-day-2021-womens-rights-in-marriage/): The history of women's rights in the U.S. and around the world is long and complicated.
- [The Shocking Rise of Child Abuse: How to Protect Your Children](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-shocking-rise-of-child-abuse-how-to-protect-your-children/): There's a hidden threat in Oregon that's taking its toll on the state's children.
- [What To Know About Stimulus Checks & Your Family](https://regelelaw.com/blog/stimulus-checks-and-your-family/): The pandemic has taken a financial toll on many families in Oregon.
- [Who Gets Child Custody in Gay Divorces?  (Video)](https://regelelaw.com/blog/who-gets-child-custody-in-gay-divorces/): Gay marriage has been legal nationwide since 2015 and since 2014 in Oregon.
- [Long-Distance Divorce: How to Separate When You're Apart (Video)](https://regelelaw.com/blog/long-distance-divorce-how-to-separate-when-youre-apart/): Getting a divorce is often the result of a long, drawn-out series of discussions with your partner.
- [Defending Fatherhood: How to Prove Paternity in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/defending-fatherhood-how-to-prove-paternity-in-oregon/): It takes two to bring a new life into the world. While mothers are often seen as the most important person in a child's life, fathers shouldn't be disregarded.
- [The First Holiday Apart (Video)](https://regelelaw.com/blog/navigating-divorce-during-the-holidays/): Getting a divorce can be stressful and emotional no matter what time of year it is. The holidays, though, offer some unique challenges.
- [Who Gets the House? How to Separate During Lockdown](https://regelelaw.com/blog/separating-during-covid-19-who-gets-the-house/): Divorce can involve plenty of complications, even when the nation is stable.
- [Home for the Holidays?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/dividing-parenting-time-during-holiday-season/): The holidays are often portrayed as a time of togetherness when families should gather and enjoy each other’s company.
- [Oregon Is Giving Residents Free Copies of Legal Records: Here's Why It Matters](https://regelelaw.com/blog/oregon-is-giving-residents-free-copies-of-legal-records-heres-why-it-matters/): Wildfires have hit Oregon incredibly hard in recent months. Places that have never before been at risk of severe wildfire damage have been destroyed.
- [Are parenting issues causing continual fights after divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/are-parenting-issues-causing-continual-fights-after-divorce-b/): Arguing with a spouse or otherwise not seeing eye-to-eye may have contributed to your divorce.
- [The challenges of co-parenting after a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-challenges-of-co-parenting-after-a-divorce-b/): When a divorce involves two individuals who do not have children, it is possible for the ex-spouses to completely separate from one another and never have interactions again.
- [Retirement and how division of marital property will affect you](https://regelelaw.com/blog/retirement-and-how-division-of-marital-property-will-affect-you-2/): Once you make the choice to file for divorce, you may then wonder how that decision will affect you as you move forward.
- [IRS to Return Some COVID-19 Stimulus Funds Seized for Child Support](https://regelelaw.com/blog/irs-to-return-some-covid-19-stimulus-funds-seized-for-child-support/): The coronavirus pandemic has caused significant financial difficulties for most of the country.
- [Is the Newlywed Divorce Rate Really Rising?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/is-the-newlywed-divorce-rate-really-rising/): The pandemic has added some extra stress to everyone’s lives. When it comes to relationships, this is even more true.
- [What happens to the home after a divorce in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-happens-to-the-home-after-a-divorce-in-oregon-b/): After a divorce, one of the most difficult issues to resolve is the disposition of the family home.
- [Oregon Child Custody: Including Your Child in Custody Decisions](https://regelelaw.com/blog/oregon-child-custody-including-your-child-in-custody-decisions/): Your children are the most important things in the world to you. It’s completely natural to want to spend as much time with them in your life as possible.
- [Strategies for fathers involved in child custody battles](https://regelelaw.com/blog/strategies-for-fathers-involved-in-child-custody-battles-b/): Fathers in Oregon might assume that family courts will favor mothers in child custody decisions.
- [Do Grandparents Have A Right To Visitation?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/do-grandparents-have-a-right-to-visitation/): A deep bond exists between many grandparents and their grandchildren.
- [Paths to Divorce in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/paths-to-divorce-in-oregon/): No one who walks down the aisle wants to imagine that their love story will end in divorce.
- [Child Custody Problems Caused by COVID-19? What You Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/child-custody-problems-caused-by-covid-19-what-you-need-to-know/): With coronavirus cases continuing to rise with no clear end in sight, many parents are struggling with how to co-parent during a global pandemic.
- [Divorce in Oregon Amid Pandemic & Recession](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorce-in-oregon-amid-pandemic-recession/): The COVID-19 pandemic has struck the United States particularly hard.
- [Divorce doesn't necessarily have to create co-parent problems](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorce-doesnt-necessarily-have-to-create-co-parent-problems-b/): When you determined that divorce was the most viable option to resolve your marital problems, you likely understood that your decision was going to affect your children's lives.
- [Do you need to prove paternity to get visitation?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/do-you-need-to-prove-paternity-to-get-visitation/): Your ex-girlfriend called you suddenly a few nights ago and gave you news you didn’t expect to hear; she was eight-months pregnant and was going to be induced in just a few weeks.
- [Let go of the little things to avoid complicating your divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/let-go-of-the-little-things-to-avoid-complicating-your-divorce/): We know how contentious most divorces can be.
- [Preventing manipulation from interfering in a co-parenting effort](https://regelelaw.com/blog/preventing-manipulation-from-interfering-in-a-co-parenting-effort/): Parenting is a difficult and often thankless task even in the best of times.
- [Modify spousal support in court, not on the side](https://regelelaw.com/blog/modify-spousal-support-in-court-not-on-the-side/): Maybe you’re just trying to be nice and understanding, doing divorce the modern way in Oregon.
- [Same-sex custody battles are tough, but you can get help](https://regelelaw.com/blog/same-sex-custody-battles-are-tough-but-you-can-get-help/): With a same-sex divorce, child custody can start to be complex.
- [There's a 1 in 20 chance that your spouse has a hidden bank account](https://regelelaw.com/blog/theres-a-1-in-20-chance-that-your-spouse-has-a-hidden-bank-account/): Securing a fair outcome in an Oregon divorce means making yourself aware of exactly what assets and debts you and your spouse accrued during your marriage.
- [When divorced parents disagree on a child’s education](https://regelelaw.com/blog/when-divorced-parents-disagree-on-a-childs-education/): You never really agreed with your spouse regarding your child’s education even while you were married. They wanted to homeschool the kids.
- [Did your spouse just ‘remember’ some debts after filing for divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/did-your-spouse-just-remember-some-debts-after-filing-for-divorce/): Your spouse filed for divorce. You weren’t really that surprised, and you hoped it could be a low-conflict divorce. Then you checked your bank accounts.
- [Announcing your divorce takes thought](https://regelelaw.com/blog/announcing-your-divorce-takes-thought/): For some people, letting others know that they’re going through a divorce is a challenging event.
- [Visitation can protect your strong bond with your grandchild](https://regelelaw.com/blog/visitation-can-protect-your-strong-bond-with-your-grandchild/): The love you feel for your grandchildren and the special support that you provide them can be very valuable to them, especially during times of emotional and social change.
- [Parallel parenting with an angry, hostile ex-spouse](https://regelelaw.com/blog/parallel-parenting-with-an-angry-hostile-ex-spouse/): 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.
- [Letting the children stay home after a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/letting-the-children-stay-home-after-a-divorce/): Many parents assume that divorce means splitting custody, and that means moving the children from one house to the other.
- [Why is it so important to establish paternity over your child?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/why-is-it-so-important-to-establish-paternity-over-your-child/): Your romance with your child’s mother was brief, but you’re on reasonably good terms.
- [When divorced parents disagree on vaccines](https://regelelaw.com/blog/when-divorced-parents-disagree-on-vaccines/): 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.
- [Protect your children during a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/protect-your-children-during-a-divorce/): When you’re going through a divorce, your children must deal with it, too.
- [Social media, cellphones and the kids, post-divorce: What to negotiate](https://regelelaw.com/blog/social-media-cellphones-and-the-kids-post-divorce-what-to-negotiate/): For better or worse, social media is part of modern American existence.
- [Co-parents, child custody and child social media usage](https://regelelaw.com/blog/co-parents-child-custody-and-child-social-media-usage/): 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.
- [How courts weigh spousal misconduct in Oregon divorces](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-courts-weigh-spousal-misconduct-in-oregon-divorces/): 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.
- [Four tips for sharing holidays with your former spouse](https://regelelaw.com/blog/four-tips-for-sharing-holidays-with-your-former-spouse/): 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.
- [How to manage the financial consequences of a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-manage-the-financial-consequences-of-a-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.
- [Signs couples may be headed for divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/signs-couples-may-be-headed-for-divorce/): There are many factors that can lead to an Oregon couple's decision to divorce.
- [Starting to move forward after a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/starting-to-move-forward-after-a-divorce/): People in Oregon going through a divorce may struggle with the emotional, practical and financial consequences of the end of a marriage.
- [More millennials want prenuptial agreements to protect assets](https://regelelaw.com/blog/more-millennials-want-prenuptial-agreements-to-protect-assets/): Practical financial matters often concern Oregon millennials when they decide to get married.
- [Are parenting issues causing continual fights after divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/are-parenting-issues-causing-continual-fights-after-divorce/): Arguing with a spouse or otherwise not seeing eye-to-eye may have contributed to your divorce.
- [How to approach a divorce objectively](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-approach-a-divorce-objectively/): After many years of marriage, couples in Oregon and elsewhere may realize that they aren't compatible with their spouses.
- [Most divorces are initiated by women](https://regelelaw.com/blog/most-divorces-are-initiated-by-women/): Divorces in Oregon and around the country are far more likely to be initiated by women than men according to several studies.
- [When fathers seek custody after a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/when-fathers-seek-custody-after-a-divorce/): When fathers in Oregon consider divorce, they may hold back from leaving a clearly unhealthy relationship because they are worried about losing their relationship with their children.
- [Documents worth using during the child custody process](https://regelelaw.com/blog/documents-worth-using-during-the-child-custody-process/): Noncustodial parents who want to win custody of their children will need to show that they have taken an active role in their children's lives.
- [Retirement and how division of marital property will affect you](https://regelelaw.com/blog/retirement-and-how-division-of-marital-property-will-affect-you/): Once you make the choice to file for divorce, you may then wonder how that decision will affect you as you move forward.
- [Advantages of prenuptial agreements](https://regelelaw.com/blog/advantages-of-prenuptial-agreements/): Some people in Oregon might think of a prenuptial agreement as something that is primarily for the very wealthy.
- [Student loan debt: complicated legal aspects to consider](https://regelelaw.com/blog/student-loan-debt-complicated-legal-aspects-to-consider/): In Oregon and across the United States, a married spouse who opts for divorce is bound to feel stress in one way or another.
- [Unemployment during a divorce can be a thorny issue](https://regelelaw.com/blog/unemployment-during-a-divorce-can-be-a-thorny-issue/): Getting laid off or fired during a divorce can make an already difficult situation even more stressful for spouses in Oregon and around the country.
- [Impact of divorce on Social Security benefits](https://regelelaw.com/blog/impact-of-divorce-on-social-security-benefits/): Financial concerns are among the most important issues to understand and prepare for when Oregon couples are ending their marriages.
- [Is there a way to keep your public divorce more private?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/is-there-a-way-to-keep-your-public-divorce-more-private/): You, like most other Oregon residents, value your privacy.
- [Parents can help children get through a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/parents-can-help-children-get-through-a-divorce/): When Oregon parents make the decision to divorce, they may worry about how best to help their children deal with the end of the marriage.
- [How divorce may affect stay-at-home mothers](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-divorce-may-affect-stay-at-home-mothers/): Some Oregon mothers may be among the more than 25 percent of American mothers who stay home with their children or even among the 10 percent of so-called "highly educated" mothers who do so.
- [What to do after a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-to-do-after-a-divorce/): After a couple in Oregon gets a divorce, they probably still have some additional tasks to complete.
- [How to deal with a mortgage after a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-deal-with-a-mortgage-after-a-divorce/): After a divorce, there is a critical question to answer about who gets to keep the marital home.
- [The good and bad of virtual visitation](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-good-and-bad-of-virtual-visitation/): When exes share children, there are a number of ways that they can split their parenting time.
- [The problems cryptocurrencies cause during a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-problems-cryptocurrencies-cause-during-a-divorce/): When Bitcoin hit the scene in 2009, few Oregon residents understood how big of a deal cryptocurrencies were going to be.
- [Parent-child relationships after divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/parent-child-relationships-after-divorce/): Parents in Oregon who are getting a divorce should know that research shows that having consistent and frequent contact with their children via text and social media can be an important factor in fortifying their relationship.
- [Getting ready for a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/getting-ready-for-a-divorce/): How to plan for a divorce may be the last things some married couples in Oregon think they have to consider.
- [Common divorce reasons](https://regelelaw.com/blog/common-divorce-reasons/): One of the most common reasons for divorce in Oregon and the rest of the country is illness.
- [Is your ex trying to alienate you from your children?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/is-your-ex-trying-to-alienate-you-from-your-children/): Many Oregon couples face post-divorce problems concerning their children.
- [Amazon CEO divorce offers lessons](https://regelelaw.com/blog/amazon-ceo-divorce-offers-lessons/): Oregon couples who are contemplating divorce might be able to take some lessons from the high-profile divorce case of Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos, one of the highest net worth divorces in history.
- [Strategies for fathers involved in child custody battles](https://regelelaw.com/blog/strategies-for-fathers-involved-in-child-custody-battles/): Fathers in Oregon might assume that family courts will favor mothers in child custody decisions.
- [What happens to the home after a divorce in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-happens-to-the-home-after-a-divorce-in-oregon/): After a divorce, one of the most difficult issues to resolve is the disposition of the family home.
- [The challenges of co-parenting after a divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-challenges-of-co-parenting-after-a-divorce/): When a divorce involves two individuals who do not have children, it is possible for the ex-spouses to completely separate from one another and never have interactions again.
- [Divorce doesn't necessarily have to create co-parent problems](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorce-doesnt-necessarily-have-to-create-co-parent-problems/): When you determined that divorce was the most viable option to resolve your marital problems, you likely understood that your decision was going to affect your children's lives.
- [Common questions about spousal support](https://regelelaw.com/blog/common-questions-about-spousal-support/): Among the significant financial issues that can come up in Oregon divorces is spousal support, also called alimony.
- [What Happens to Your House in an Oregon Divorce? Options for Salem Homeowners](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-happens-to-your-house-in-an-oregon-divorce-options-for-salem-homeowners/): Your home is your biggest asset. Learn what Oregon law says about dividing the family home in divorce and what options Salem homeowners have.
- [How to Tell Your Kids About Divorce: A Salem Parent's Guide to Honest, Age-Appropriate Conversations](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-tell-your-kids-about-divorce-salem-parent-guide-age-appropriate-conversations/): Learn how to tell your kids about divorce in age-appropriate ways that keep them feeling loved, safe, and supported through a hard transition.
- [Domestic Partnership Dissolution in Oregon: What LGBTQ Couples in Salem Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/domestic-partnership-dissolution-oregon-lgbtq-couples-salem/): Oregon domestic partnership dissolution explained for LGBTQ couples in Salem — property, custody, support, and your legal rights made clear.
- [Family Law Attorney in Salem, Oregon | Regele Law, LLC Serving Marion & Polk Counties](https://regelelaw.com/blog/family-law-attorney-salem-oregon-marion-polk-counties/): Regele Law, LLC offers compassionate family law services in Salem, OR — divorce, custody, paternity, LGBTQ law & more across Marion & Polk Counties.
- [How Domestic Violence Affects Divorce and Custody Decisions in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-domestic-violence-affects-divorce-and-custody-decisions-in-oregon/): Learn how domestic violence affects divorce and custody decisions in Oregon — and how to protect yourself and your children under Oregon law.
- [Relocating with Your Child After Divorce in Oregon: What Salem Parents Must Know Before Moving](https://regelelaw.com/blog/relocating-with-child-after-divorce-oregon-salem-parents-must-know/): Thinking about moving with your child after divorce in Oregon? Learn what Salem parents must do legally before relocating — and how to protect your custody rights.
- [Dividing Debt in an Oregon Divorce: Who Is Responsible for What in Salem?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/dividing-debt-oregon-divorce-who-is-responsible-salem/): Oregon divorce means splitting debt, not just assets. Learn who pays what in Salem and how to protect yourself from your ex's unpaid bills.
- [Parenting Time Rights for Oregon Fathers: What to Do When You're Being Kept from Your Kids](https://regelelaw.com/blog/parenting-time-rights-oregon-fathers-kept-from-kids/): Oregon fathers have real parenting rights. Learn what to do if you're being kept from your kids — from establishing paternity to enforcing court orders.
- [How Long Does Divorce Take in Oregon? A Salem Resident's Timeline Guide](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-long-does-divorce-take-in-oregon-salem-resident-timeline-guide/): How long does divorce take in Oregon? Learn Salem's divorce timeline — from the 90-day waiting period to contested cases — and what affects your schedule.
- [Divorce and Social Security Benefits in Oregon: What Salem Spouses Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorce-social-security-benefits-oregon-salem-spouses/): Divorced in Oregon? Learn how Social Security divorced spouse benefits work, who qualifies, and how Salem spouses can protect their financial future.
- [Dividing a Family Business in an Oregon Divorce: What Salem Couples Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/dividing-family-business-oregon-divorce-salem-couples/): Dividing a family business in an Oregon divorce? Learn how Salem couples can protect their interests and find the best path forward.
- [Spousal Support Modifications in Oregon: When Can You Change or End Alimony After Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/spousal-support-modifications-oregon-change-end-alimony-after-divorce/): Oregon allows spousal support modifications when circumstances change significantly. Learn when alimony can be changed or ended and how to file.
- [Establishing Paternity in Oregon Without a Court Fight: What Unmarried Fathers in Salem Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/establishing-paternity-oregon-unmarried-fathers-salem/): Unmarried fathers in Salem can establish paternity without a court fight. Learn about Oregon's Voluntary Acknowledgment of Paternity and your legal rights.
- [Parenting Plan Oregon: How to Create One That Actually Works for Your Kids](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-create-a-parenting-plan-in-oregon-that-actually-works-for-your-kids/): Learn how to create an Oregon parenting plan that truly works — covering schedules, holidays, communication, and what courts require in Salem.
- [Co-Parenting in Salem After Divorce: Practical Strategies for Raising Kids Together Apart](https://regelelaw.com/blog/co-parenting-salem-after-divorce-practical-strategies-raising-kids-together-apart/): Practical co-parenting strategies for Salem families after divorce — from parenting plans to conflict resolution and Oregon custody law basics.
- [Child Custody Arrangements in Oregon: Legal Custody vs. Parenting Time Explained](https://regelelaw.com/blog/child-custody-arrangements-oregon-legal-custody-vs-parenting-time-explained/): Oregon child custody explained: understand the difference between legal custody and parenting time — and how courts decide what's best for your child.
- [Spousal Support in Oregon: How Is Alimony Calculated and How Long Does It Last?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/spousal-support-oregon-alimony-calculated-how-long-does-it-last/): Learn how Oregon courts calculate spousal support, how long it lasts, and what factors affect your alimony award after a Salem-area divorce.
- [Modifying Child Custody or Parenting Plans in Oregon: What You Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/when-can-you-modify-child-custody-parenting-plan-oregon/): Oregon requires a 'substantial change in circumstances' to modify custody. Learn what qualifies and how to protect your child's best interests.
- [Property Division in an Oregon Divorce: What Salem Couples Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-is-property-divided-in-an-oregon-divorce-what-salem-couples-need-to-know/): Oregon divides marital property equitably — not always 50/50. Learn what Salem couples need to know about property division in an Oregon divorce.
- [Cooperative Divorce in Oregon: What It Is and Whether It's Right for Your Family](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-is-cooperative-divorce-in-oregon-is-it-right-for-your-family/): Cooperative divorce lets Oregon couples resolve divorce issues together, outside of court. Learn how it works and whether it's right for your Salem family.
- [LGBTQ Divorce in Oregon: What Same-Sex Couples in Salem Should Know Before Splitting Up](https://regelelaw.com/blog/lgbtq-divorce-oregon-same-sex-couples-salem-what-to-know/): LGBTQ divorce in Oregon follows the same laws as other divorces — but same-sex couples in Salem face unique challenges. Here's what you need to know.
- [How to File for Divorce in Salem, Oregon: A Step-by-Step Guide for 2025](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-file-for-divorce-in-salem-oregon-step-by-step-guide/): Learn how to file for divorce in Salem, Oregon with this clear step-by-step guide covering residency, forms, filing, and what to expect.
- [Father's Rights in Oregon: How to Establish Paternity and Fight for Custody in Salem](https://regelelaw.com/blog/fathers-rights-oregon-establish-paternity-fight-custody-salem/): Oregon fathers have real legal rights — but you must establish paternity first. Learn how Salem dads can fight for custody and protect their role in their child's life.
- [Can a Grandparent Get Custody or Visitation in Oregon? What Salem Families Need to Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/can-a-grandparent-get-custody-or-visitation-in-oregon-salem-families/): Oregon grandparents can seek custody or visitation — but must meet specific legal standards. Learn what Salem courts look for and how to protect your bond.
- [Salem Trusts & Estate Planning Guide](https://regelelaw.com/blog/estate-planning-guide/): Estate planning is about more than documents—it's about protecting the people you love and ensuring your wishes are honored.
- [How to Modify Child Support in Marion County: A Complete Guide for Salem Parents](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-modify-child-support-in-marion-county-a-complete-guide-for-salem-parents/): When Can You Modify Child Support in Marion County?
- [How Can Non-Parent Caregivers Get Legal Guardianship in Salem, Oregon?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-can-non-parent-caregivers-get-legal-guardianship-in-salem-oregon/): What Is Legal Guardianship and When Is It Needed?
- [How Can Salem Residents Protect Their Assets During a High-Conflict Divorce in Oregon?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-can-salem-residents-protect-their-assets-during-a-high-conflict-divorce-in-oregon/): Salem residents can protect assets in a high-conflict Oregon divorce by acting within the first 30 days: securing financial records, opening individual accounts, and seeking court orders that prevent a spouse from dissipating marital property.
- [Legal Separation vs. Divorce in Salem, Oregon: Which Option Is Right for Your Family?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/legal-separation-vs-divorce-in-salem-oregon-which-option-is-right-for-your-family/): What Is Legal Separation in Oregon?
- [What Should I Ask a Salem Divorce Attorney Before Hiring Them?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-should-i-ask-a-salem-divorce-attorney-before-hiring-them/): Choosing a divorce attorney is one of the most important decisions you'll make during this transition.
- [Child Custody Disputes: Effective Co-Parenting Strategies for Divorcing Couples in Salem](https://regelelaw.com/blog/child-custody-disputes-co-parenting-strategies-salem-10/): Discover practical co-parenting strategies that help Salem families navigate child custody disputes during divorce. Learn communication techniques, consistency tips, and conflict management approaches that prioritize your children's emotional well-being throughout the legal process.
- [How Do I Protect My Children and Assets During a Salem Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-do-i-protect-my-children-and-assets-during-a-salem-divorce/): Oregon uses an "equitable distribution" model, which means assets are divided fairly—but not necessarily equally.
- [How Does Divorce Work in Oregon? A Step-by-Step Guide for Salem Residents](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-does-divorce-work-in-oregon-a-step-by-step-guide-for-salem-residents/): Before you can file for divorce in Oregon, you or your spouse must have lived in the state for at least six consecutive months.
- [Is It Possible to Speed Up Your Oregon Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/is-it-possible-to-speed-up-your-oregon-divorce/): Divorce is rarely a simple process, but for many people, the goal is to complete it as quickly as possible.
- [Breaking Down the Details of Oregon Child Support](https://regelelaw.com/blog/breaking-down-the-details-of-oregon-child-support/): Child support is a crucial financial obligation designed to ensure that children receive the necessary resources to maintain a stable and healthy upbringing.
- [How to Respond to Divorce Papers](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-respond-to-divorce-papers/): Receiving divorce papers can be an emotionally overwhelming and stressful experience.
- [What to Do During "Divorce Month"](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-to-do-during-divorce-month/): A yearly spike in divorce filings on the first working Monday of the new year has given the day the nickname “Divorce Day” and January itself “Divorce Month.” There are many reasons for this, such as January being time for self-reflection and financial planning, or couples may have agreed to survive the holidays together one last time.
- [What to Include in Your Postnuptial Agreement](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-to-include-in-your-postnuptial-agreement/): A postnuptial agreement can be a practical and effective tool for married couples who want to clarify financial and property arrangements in the event of a divorce or separation.
- [Modifying Child Custody and Support Agreements](https://regelelaw.com/blog/modifying-child-custody-and-support-agreements/): Child custody and support agreements are essential components of divorce settlements or parental arrangements when unmarried parents separate.
- [Spousal Support and Social Security: What You Should Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/spousal-support-and-social-security-what-you-should-know/): Spousal support and Social Security benefits are critical for many people hoping to maintain stability and comfort during their later years.
- [What Happens If Your Spouse Dies Before Finalizing Your Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-happens-if-your-spouse-dies-before-finalizing-your-divorce/): Divorce can be a challenging process for couples, with a host of emotional and financial issues to navigate.
- [Building Relationships With Your Stepkids](https://regelelaw.com/blog/building-relationships-with-your-stepkids/): Becoming a stepparent can be a rewarding but challenging experience.
- [4 Bright Spots to Divorcing Around the Holidays](https://regelelaw.com/blog/4-bright-spots-to-divorcing-around-the-holidays/): Divorcing during the holidays might seem like a challenging time for couples and families.
- [Is It Better to Keep the House or Split the Money in Your Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/is-it-better-to-keep-the-house-or-split-the-money-in-your-divorce/): Divorce brings many emotional and financial challenges, and one of the biggest decisions is whether to keep the family home or sell it and split the money.
- [What to Do If Your Spouse Refuses to Pay Alimony in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-to-do-if-your-spouse-refuses-to-pay-alimony-in-oregon/): Divorce is never easy, and financial disagreements can add layers of complexity to an already challenging process.
- [Legal Tips for Coparenting After Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/legal-tips-for-coparenting-after-divorce/): Coparenting after divorce isn't just about splitting time with your children—it's about ensuring their well-being, maintaining a healthy environment, and managing a relationship with your ex-spouse that puts the needs of your children first.
- [Communicating With Your Kids With a Custody Order: 7 Tips for Better Relationships](https://regelelaw.com/blog/communicating-with-your-kids-with-a-custody-order-7-tips-for-better-relationships/): At Regele Law, LLC, we believe that talking with your kids is crucial to maintaining your strong relationship with them.
- [Divorce and Mental Health: Coping Strategies for Adults and Children](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorce-and-mental-health-coping-strategies-for-adults-and-children/): Divorce is an emotionally turbulent experience that can significantly impact the mental health of everyone involved.
- [Child Custody 101: Basics Every Parent Should Know](https://regelelaw.com/blog/child-custody-101-basics-every-parent-should-know/): Oregon child custody is decided under a "best interests of the child" standard, and courts generally prefer joint custody arrangements — but only when both parents agree to it.
- [Preparing for Your Divorce Attorney Consultation](https://regelelaw.com/blog/preparing-for-your-divorce-attorney-consultation/): One of the first and most crucial steps in getting a divorce is finding the right attorney for you.
- [Oregon's Approach to High-Conflict Child Custody Cases](https://regelelaw.com/blog/oregons-approach-to-high-conflict-child-custody-cases/): Child custody disputes can be emotionally taxing and complex, but when the conflict escalates to a high level, the challenges multiply.
- [Should You Consider Parallel Parenting Instead of Coparenting in Oregon?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/should-you-consider-parallel-parenting-instead-of-coparenting-in-oregon/): Yes — parallel parenting is worth considering if both parents are willing and capable caregivers but cannot communicate without generating conflict that harms the children.
- [Child Custody and School Selection: Who Gets to Decide in Oregon?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/child-custody-and-school-selection-who-gets-to-decide-in-oregon/): One of the most sensitive and impactful decisions for divorced or separated parents revolves around their child's education.
- [Same-Sex Marriage and Family Law in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/same-sex-marriage-and-family-law-in-oregon/): Since the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v.
- [Legal Concerns for New Parents: How to Protect Your Children](https://regelelaw.com/blog/legal-concerns-for-new-parents-how-to-protect-your-children/): The journey into parenthood is a profound transformation filled with joy, challenges, and significant responsibilities.
- [Digital Assets and Divorce: Protecting Your Online Assets](https://regelelaw.com/blog/digital-assets-and-divorce-protecting-your-online-assets/): For many people in Oregon, digital assets have become a cornerstone of our personal and financial lives.
- [How Does Legal Guardianship Work in Oregon?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-does-legal-guardianship-work-in-oregon/): Legal guardianship is a significant legal mechanism designed to protect individuals who are unable to take care of themselves or make decisions on their own.
- [The Role of Guardians ad Litem in Oregon Child Custody Proceedings](https://regelelaw.com/blog/the-role-of-guardians-ad-litem-in-oregon-child-custody-proceedings/): During child custody proceedings, it is important to consider what is best for the child.
- [Divorce for Senior Citizens in Oregon: Unique Challenges](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorce-for-senior-citizens-in-oregon-unique-challenges/): Divorce at any age can be a challenging ordeal, but for senior citizens, it can present unique concerns that require careful navigation and specialized legal counsel.
- [Visitation Schedules for Non-Custodial Parents in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/visitation-schedules-noncustodial-parents-oregon/): In Oregon, as in many states, the family law system emphasizes the importance of both parents maintaining a relationship with their children, even after a divorce or separation.
- [Is It Time to Get a Divorce? 10 Signs It Might Be Time](https://regelelaw.com/blog/is-it-time-get-divorced/): Deciding to end a marriage is a profound and often heart-wrenching decision.
- [Child Custody Evaluations in Oregon: What to Expect](https://regelelaw.com/blog/child-custody-evaluations-in-oregon-what-to-expect/): If you’re involved in a child custody dispute in Oregon, you probably need outside help to resolve the situation.
- [What Is the Divorce Gap?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-is-the-divorce-gap/): The term “divorce gap” is becoming increasingly common, but it’s not always clear what it refers to.
- [Taking Care of Yourself During Holiday Divorces](https://regelelaw.com/blog/self-care-holiday-divorces/): Divorce is challenging at any time of the year, but facing it during the holiday season can be especially daunting.
- [Considerations for LGBTQ+ Couples Divorcing With Kids](https://regelelaw.com/blog/considerations-divorce-lgbtq-parents/): The right to marry a partner of the same sex has only been legal nationwide since 2015.
- [4 Critical Tax Considerations for Your Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/tax-considerations-divorce/): When you get married, you take new rights and responsibilities toward your spouse. One of the most substantial changes is how you file taxes.
- [What Does Equitable Distribution Mean in Oregon Divorces?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/oregon-equitable-asset-division-divorce/): Every state in the US has rules for dividing property after a couple divorces. However, the regulations in each state vary.
- [Should You Consider Parallel Parenting Instead of Coparenting in Oregon?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/parallel-parenting-joint-custody/): Society assumes that all parents work together to raise their kids, whether or not they remain a couple.
- [4 Best Practices for Traveling With Shared Custody of Kids](https://regelelaw.com/blog/best-practices-traveling-kids-shared-custody/): Having kids can make going on vacation significantly more difficult.
- [Preparing for Remarriage Risks in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/remarriage-rights-risks-oregon/): Getting remarried can be wonderful, but it’s not without risks.
- [Stonewalling and Silent Splits: What to Do If Your Spouse Won’t Talk to You About Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/silent-divorces-salem/): Communication problems are at the root of many divorces. Ironically, a lack of communication can also make ending your marriage more difficult.
- [How Long Does It Take to Get a Divorce in Oregon?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-long-get-divorced-oregon/): By the time you file for divorce, your relationship is already over. As such, it’s only natural to want your divorce finalized as quickly as possible.
- [Establishing Paternity in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/establish-paternity-oregon/): The relationship between parents and their children is a fundamental part of humanity.
- [Adopting a Child in Oregon: How It Works](https://regelelaw.com/blog/adopting-child-oregon/): Adopting a child out of foster care is what most people envision when they consider adoption.
- [Five Things You Should Know About Oregon Child Support](https://regelelaw.com/blog/answering-your-questions-oregon-child-support/): Child support is one of the most contentious issues most co-parents face. It can also be one of the most confusing.
- [What Types of Spousal Support Can You Receive in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/types-spousal-support-oregon/): One of the biggest questions in most divorces is whether either partner must pay the other spousal support.
- [Ten Dos and Don'ts for Your Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorce-checklist-dos-and-donts-your-divorce/): When you're preparing for a divorce, the process can seem overwhelming.
- [Do You Need to Pay Alimony Post-Retirement?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/do-you-pay-alimony-post-retirement/): Divorcing later in life raises unique questions. Whether you've been married for a long time or not, you have different concerns after age 50.
- [College Funds and Divorce: How to Protect Your Child’s Future](https://regelelaw.com/blog/college-funds-and-divorce/): While going to college isn’t the only path to a successful future, it is often one of the most straightforward.
- [Effective Co-Parenting: Tips and Tricks for After Your Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/effective-coparenting-tips-and-tricks/): One of the hardest things many parents face after a divorce is learning to be a good co-parent with their ex-spouse.
- [Parental Alienation: What It Is and How to Avoid It](https://regelelaw.com/blog/avoiding-parental-alienation-in-oregon/): It’s only natural to have negative feelings toward your ex after a difficult breakup.
- [How Child Support Affects Your 2023 Taxes](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-child-support-affects-your-2023-taxes/): Depending on which side of the order you’re on, child support may help or hurt your monthly budget.
- [Considering Divorce for Christmas? You're Not Alone](https://regelelaw.com/blog/considering-divorce-for-christmas/): It's a question that's all too common. The holiday season is supposed to be a happy time. Then why do you feel so bad this holiday season?
- [Can You Keep Your Kids for the Holidays During Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/can-you-keep-your-kids-holidays-divorce/): For parents in the process of getting divorced, the holidays bring up a critical concern: who gets to have the kids for Christmas?
- [Can You Appeal a Decision in Your Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/appeal-decisions-in-oregon-divorces/): Divorcing your spouse is intended to be a permanent, binding decision. However, if you litigate your split, you may be unsatisfied with the judge's rulings.
- [Personality Quirk or Domestic Abuse? Identifying Dangerous Behavior in Marriage](https://regelelaw.com/blog/personality-quirk-or-domestic-abuse-identifying-dangerous-behavior-in-marriage/): Most people today recognize that physically harming a spouse is abusive. However, it’s far from the only type of domestic abuse.
- [Divorces Becoming More Adversarial Post-Pandemic](https://regelelaw.com/blog/divorces-becoming-more-adversarial-post-pandemic/): The COVID-19 pandemic was hard on everyone, married couples included.
- [What to Expect From Amicable Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-to-expect-from-amicable-divorce/): The popular conception of divorce looks a lot like what you see on TV.
- [Navigating Custody of LGBTQ+ Children](https://regelelaw.com/blog/navigating-custody-of-lgbtq-children/): As the parent of an LGBTQ+ child, you’re likely aware of the stigmas they face. It’s your responsibility to protect your kids from harm.
- [Preparing for Divorce as a Stay-at-Home Parent](https://regelelaw.com/blog/preparing-for-divorce-as-a-stay-at-home-parent/): If your marriage is strong, becoming a stay-at-home parent (SAHP) can be an excellent way to support your spouse and children.
- [What to Expect When Divorcing as Parents of Adult Children](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-to-expect-when-divorcing-as-parents-of-adult-children/): Gray divorces — splits between couples who are 40 or older — are becoming increasingly common.
- [How to Make Sure Your Divorce Mediation Succeeds](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-make-sure-your-divorce-mediation-succeeds/): Mediation is the process of working with a mediator to develop your divorce settlement instead of going to court.
- [What Does It Mean to Request a Trial For Your Divorce?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/what-does-it-mean-to-request-a-trial-for-your-divorce/): Cheryl Burke, long-time Dancing with the Stars professional dancer, has officially requested a trial for her divorce from estranged husband, Matthew Lawrence.
- [How To Celebrate Mother’s Day After Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-celebrate-mothers-day-after-divorce/): With Mother’s Day on May 8th, you’re probably thinking about your relationship with your children.
- [How to End a Domestic Partnership in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/how-to-end-a-domestic-partnership-in-oregon/): It’s never easy ending a legal relationship.
- [April Is National Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month](https://regelelaw.com/blog/national-child-abuse-awareness-prevention-month-2022/): Children are the future. That’s why April is officially National Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month.
- [Debunking Five Common Myths About Prenuptial Agreements](https://regelelaw.com/blog/debunking-five-common-myths-about-prenuptial-agreements/): Prenuptial agreements have grown in popularity over the past few decades. They’ve gone from rare contracts to something found in one in every 20 US marriages.
- [Kimora Lee Simmons Marriage Invalid After Admission That Husband Faked Divorce](https://regelelaw.com/blog/kimora-lee-simmons-marriage-invalid-after-admission-that-husband-faked-divorce/): Depending on your circumstances, finding out that your marriage is invalid could be the best or worst thing that's ever happened to you.
- [Should You Divorce Someone You Still Like?](https://regelelaw.com/blog/should-you-divorce-someone-you-still-like/): The pop-culture understanding of divorce is that it’s always a negative thing.
- [Social Security, Pensions, and Divorce in Oregon](https://regelelaw.com/blog/social-security-pensions-and-divorce-in-oregon/): Retirement funds are one of the trickiest assets to handle during a divorce.

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