Family Law Attorneys | Beaverton Oregon, Hillsboro, Aloha & Portland Oregon

Family Law Practice Areas:

At Hobson Oram Law, our attorneys specialize in family law, restraining orders, child custody, modifications of parenting time, annulments, property division and divorce cases. We provide high quality legal services, expert advice and legal representation to help protect you and your family.

We offer an initial consultation for up to one hour for a flat fee of $100. During this initial appointment, we will explore your issues and discuss possible avenues for resolution. Additionally, because family law matters are so personal, it is important to have a rapport with the attorney you choose to assist you with your matter.

We offer these representational services and more:

Appeals
Divorce, Separation and Annulment
Child Custody and Parenting Time
Modification of Custody, Parenting Time and Support
Financial Support; Child and Spousal Support
Property Valuation and Division
Abuse Advocacy and Restraining Orders
Consultations
Separation and Divorce
Domestic Partnerships creation and dissolution
Prenuptial Agreements
Paternity and Custody
Child Support
Modification of prior Judgments
Adoption
Wills and Estate Planning

If you do not see the category of case that you think you may have, please call us for a one on one discussion about the particular facts of your situation. Family law matters often present unique facts and circumstances that often do not fit into one particular category, but are within the purview of the law that Hobson Oram Law handles.

Our fee schedule, including hourly rate and billing procedures will be discussed with you on a one on one basis. You will be asked to sign a contract with our office outlining the financial aspects of the agreement.

Call Us Today for an Initial Consultation.

Can We Divide Retirement Accounts During Divorce?

Dividing marital assets, especially retirement accounts can be a complicated process. Initially the parties need to agree on how the account will be divided; otherwise the court will make the decision for you as part of your overall divorce and the division of assets. In general, it’s always better if both parties can agree to the same terms. If an agreement cannot be made, one may wish to consider divorce mediation as an option. The actual court division of retirement assets is often done by specific court order after the divorce process is complete, which is often referred to as a Qualified Domestic Relations Order or QDRO. The General Judgment granting the divorce often states how the account(s) are to be divided but then the actual division is accomplished by the QDRO. A family law firm will be able to provide you guidance on dividing assets as well as retirement accounts.