Legal Question in Family Law in Oregon

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in the state of Oregon, does it matter if the other party has committed adultry, not communicated, not tried to reconcile, and shown no respect?


Asked on 4/10/09, 11:41 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Lawrence D. Gorin, Atty. Law Offices of Lawrence Gorin

Re: divorce

QUESTION:

in the state of Oregon, does it matter if the other party has committed adultry, not communicated, not tried to reconcile, and shown no respect?

ANSWER:

No. None of that matters. (Even if it did, what is it that you would want a judge to do about it?)

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Answered on 4/10/09, 4:28 pm


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