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10/12/2026

Does an Oregon divorce automatically mean every asset gets split 50/50?

Property division is more nuanced than simply dividing every individual asset and debt straight down the middle.

The financial circumstances of the marriage matter, and the final division needs to account for the property and debts involved in the case.

If you're preparing for divorce, understanding how your financial picture may be evaluated can help you approach negotiations with more realistic expectations.

10/10/2026

Can dating during your Oregon divorce hurt your case?

Dating itself does not automatically determine the outcome of a divorce or custody case. But that doesn't mean every decision surrounding a new relationship is irrelevant.

If children are involved, decisions about introducing a new partner may become important, particularly if an existing court order addresses the issue.

Legal and strategically helpful are not always the same thing.

10/10/2026

Using AI for divorce advice might seem like a private, harmless way to get answers. But depending on what you've shared, your conversations could potentially become evidence during divorce proceedings.

Questions about child custody, financial assets, or property division could raise concerns if those conversations become part of the discovery process. Even sharing confidential communications from your attorney with an AI chatbot could put important legal protections at risk.

AI can be helpful for organizing your thoughts, but it shouldn't replace legal guidance, especially when your family's future is involved.

At Pacific Cascade Legal, we help individuals throughout Oregon and Washington navigate divorce and family law matters with clarity and confidence.

Watch to learn how your AI chat history could affect your divorce case and what you should avoid sharing online.

10/08/2026

If you’re going through a legal case, you might notice that you communicate with your paralegal—a lot. So does that mean your attorney isn’t paying attention to your case? Not at all.

Join Lead Paralegal Lisa Parsons for an upcoming Facebook Live as she pulls back the curtain on how attorneys and paralegals work together behind the scenes to keep your case moving forward.

Lisa will discuss what paralegals actually do, why they’re often your primary point of contact, what questions they can (and can’t) answer, and how the attorney-paralegal relationship helps your legal team work more efficiently.

If you would like to speak with one of our attorneys, please call (503) 227-0200 or visit our website.

Disclaimer: Nothing in this communication is intended to provide legal advice or constitute an attorney-client relationship.

10/08/2026

Your spouse files for divorce, then suddenly cuts off your access to money. What do you do?

If you depend financially on your spouse, you may have options while an Oregon divorce is pending.

Temporary relief can address certain financial issues during the case, depending on your circumstances.

Don't wait until the financial pressure becomes unmanageable to understand what options may be available.

10/05/2026

Living in Oregon doesn't automatically mean you should file your divorce paperwork anywhere you choose.

Where a divorce should be filed can depend on residency and where the spouses currently live.

It sounds like a small procedural issue, but getting it wrong can create unnecessary complications.

Before filing, make sure you understand which court is appropriate for your situation.

10/03/2026

Handing your spouse the divorce papers yourself may seem easier, but proper service matters.

Oregon divorce cases have rules governing how the other party must be notified.

Depending on the circumstances, an authorized third party may serve the documents, your spouse may accept service, or another approved method may be available.

A mistake at the beginning of your case can create delays later.

10/01/2026

You want a divorce, but you have no idea where your spouse is. Now what?

In Oregon, being unable to locate your spouse does not necessarily mean your divorce has to stop.

You generally need to make reasonable efforts to find and serve them first. If that does not work, the court may approve an alternative form of service.

Do not assume you've run out of options simply because your spouse disappeared.

09/29/2026

Unlike conversations with your attorney, information you enter into an AI chatbot is not protected by attorney-client privilege. When you’re dealing with a divorce, custody dispute, or other legal matter, sharing personal or case-specific information with AI could create risks you didn’t anticipate.

As AI continues to evolve faster than the law can keep up, Founding Attorney Lewis Landerholm explains why it’s important to be cautious about what you share—and why trusting a chatbot isn’t the same as getting confidential legal advice.

09/23/2026

What does it really look like to build a family through the foster adoption system—and how has that experience changed over the past two decades?

Join us for an upcoming Facebook Live with author Lane Igoudin, as he shares his personal journey through foster care and adoption, from navigating a complex system with limited rights as a foster parent to building his family during a time when LGBTQ+ parents faced very different legal and cultural barriers.

If you would like to speak with one of our attorneys, please call our office at (503) 227-0200, or visit our website at https://www.pacificcascadelegal.com.

To learn more about Lane and how he can help you, you can visit his website at: https://laneigoudin.com/about-me/

Disclaimer: Nothing in this communication is intended to provide legal advice nor does it constitute a client-attorney relationship, therefore you should not interpret the contents as such.

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900 Washington Street Suite 8001
Vancouver, WA
98660

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