Legal Insights for Oregon Families
At Crawley Law, we believe that informed families make better decisions. Our blog is dedicated to providing clear, practical legal insights on family law matters in Oregon. Whether you're facing a divorce, navigating custody issues, or planning for your family's future, our articles can help you understand your options and what to expect throughout the legal process.
Oregon uses the income shares model to calculate child support, but the formula goes beyond basic income. Learn how daycare costs, health insurance, cash medical support, uninsured expenses, and parenting time all factor into your child support order.
March 2026
Read More →Many parents ask for "50/50 custody" when what they really want is equal time with their child. In Oregon, custody and parenting time are two separate legal concepts. Learn what each one means, why the distinction matters, and how it affects your case.
March 2026
Read More →Filing for divorce can seem overwhelming, but understanding the process makes it manageable. This comprehensive guide walks you through Oregon's residency requirements, the petition process, service of process, financial disclosure, and timelines. Learn what to expect at each step and how Crawley Law can help you navigate this important decision.
February 2026
Read More →Understanding Oregon custody laws is essential when facing a custody dispute. This in-depth article covers the difference between legal and physical custody, the best interests factors courts consider, parenting plans, custody evaluations, modifications, and relocation rules. Know your rights and how to protect your relationship with your children.
February 2026
Read More →Our experienced attorneys are ready to help you understand your options and plan your next steps.
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