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Child Custody Violations: Parenting Time Enforcement Options

05/01/2017

When a parent violates a court-ordered child custody agreement, they could face some serious consequences. Read more about more what happens when custody arrangements are ignored. When a Parent Violates Court-Ordered Child Custody Unfortunately, former spouses sometimes use their children to get back at each...

Annulment: Voiding a Marriage in Oregon

A legal civil annulment allows couples to void their marriage as if it never happened. In Oregon, annulments fall under two categories: void and voidable. Marriages that are considered void are typically against the law or not recognized by the court system. These types of marriages are automatically considered void with no legal proceedings necessary. Marriage to a close family member or an underage person may be a void marriage. Couples that are eligible for voidable marriages will need to first decide if they will file for divorce or annulment before the court can act.

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Annulment: Voiding a Marriage in Oregon

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