Family Law Attorneys in Medford, OR

While some marriage and partnership dissolutions are straightforward, others require a creative strategy to reach the best outcome.

The more we know about your family dynamics, and future goals, the better equipped we are to serve your needs.

How Long Does It Take to Reach a Final Marriage or Partnership Dissolution in Oregon?

Whether couples end their marriages or relationships for an abrupt reason, like adultery or deception, or because they have grown apart, there is no legal timeframe — or waiting period — to bring the relationship to a close.

The details of your dissolution will dictate the time it takes to finalize your divorce. We can help you understand the best legal approach to producing real solutions that will allow you to move forward efficiently and effectively.

Legal Standards are Important to Your Divorce, Child Support & Child Custody Outcome  

Whether you have been married for decades and have soon-to-be adult children or have been married for two years and have no children, there are legal standards that will help outline the direction your family law case takes to completion.

This is important to us because we know this is an emotional time for our clients. When our clients’ personal feelings dictate their responses, their ability to make informed decisions may be temporarily compromised.

That is why we are here. If your soon-to-be-ex-spouse is making empty threats about your future, we will tell you so. When your emotions take over, and you are unsure of the best response, we will help you understand how the law applies to your case, so you know the difference between the legal standards that apply and the uncertain claims you have heard from others.

Do I Have to Attend Mediation Before Getting Divorced in Oregon?

Family law mediation can help couples reach decisions about their dissolution, property distribution, child custody, and finances to help reduce the number of details that may need to be finalized at trial — or remove the necessity for trial altogether.

The Oregon family courts encourage mediation when couples cannot agree on the important aspects of their dissolutions and mandate the process for contested custody and parenting time cases unless waived by a judge.

Mediation can give both parents and non-parents more control over their cases and the outcomes, even when it is not mandated by the courts. We can help you determine the best way to move forward with your family law case, so you can pursue the best outcome with less financial and emotional stress and anxiety, so you can begin your next personal journey with confidence.

Contact Our Skilled Oregon Family Law Attorneys at Collins Rowan Today

If you have questions about how your future will be impacted by the shift in your family dynamics, contact our experienced Oregon family law attorneys at Collins Rowan today to discuss your complete needs by phone at 541.773.3606 or email, so you can begin pursuing real results for your unique legal needs.