Car accidents can happen in an instant. Maybe someone glances at their phone instead of the road ahead. Perhaps a driver takes a corner too fast, or fog rolls in, reducing visibility and making it harder to see traffic signals. These factors, along with speeding, failing to yield, and distracted driving, contribute to countless collisionsRead More
Oregon’s Car Accident Report Requirements
Imagine you’re driving through a busy intersection in downtown Hillsboro when, suddenly, another car clips your rear bumper. Both vehicles come to a stop, and while no one appears injured, your car looks like it sustained some damage. In the stress of the moment, it’s easy to feel unsure about what to do next. ShouldRead More
Impact of Divorce on Oregon’s State Taxes
When you get divorced, you expect changes to your living arrangements, parenting time, and even financial situation. What’s not always anticipated is the impact divorce can have on your Oregon state taxes. In Oregon, as in many other states, divorce can bring about significant changes in how you file your taxes, the benefits you’re eligibleRead More
Tips for Choosing a Personal Injury Lawyer in Oregon
Imagine you’re walking down the streets of Hillsboro, enjoying a sunny afternoon, when a car suddenly runs a red light and hits you. You’re left with a broken leg, mounting medical bills, and a deep sense of uncertainty about what to do next. The physical pain and emotional distress are overwhelming, and now you needRead More
Alimony in Oregon: What You Need to Know
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a payment made from one spouse to another after (and sometimes during) a divorce to help the recipient maintain a standard of living similar to what they had while married. In Oregon, alimony can take various forms depending on the circumstances of the divorcing couple, so understanding howRead More
