Yates Family Law PC
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Yates Family Law PC
Speak with Michael A. Yates today.
888-899-4319   503-505-6009
going separate ways?
Changes Lead To ChoicesYour Expert Guide Through Changing Times
Important Announcement: Client meetings will continue to be offered over the telephone or virtually on the Zoom platform. At the firm’s discretion, in person meetings will require guests to show proof of vaccination status. Your attorney and legal staff will inform you on the court’s position on in person vs. virtual attendance in court or court related meetings as it applies to your case. Please continue to use email and telephone as the primary means to communicate with your attorney, paralegals and legal assistants. Thank you.

Dissolving Domestic Partnerships

With a growing number of couples foregoing marriage in favor of living together, domestic partnerships are increasingly common. At Yates Family Law, PC, we bring our experience in family law to help Oregon residents involved in the dissolution of domestic partnerships.

Challenges exist in this complex aspect of family law, making it advisable to retain a lawyer experienced in dissolution of domestic partnerships, as are the lawyers at Yates Family Law, PC.

If you or your partner seek to end a domestic partnership, you need legal counsel to protect your rights and your assets. Contact our Portland-based family law office at 503-505-6009 or toll free at 888-899-4319.

A Dedicated Oregon Domestic Partnership Law Attorney at Your Side

As a domestic partnership is coming to an end, partners are often unaware of the rights they may have as domestic partners. In addition to partners of a different gender, Oregon has sanctioned same-sex domestic partnerships and has provided statutory rights to those in same-sex registered domestic partnerships.

Domestic partnership dissolution primarily focuses on equitable interests in assets acquired during the partnership and also involves custody, parenting time and child support issues for those couples with children.

At Yates Family Law, PC, we do not shy away from the complexities associated with the end of a domestic partnership.

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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced family law attorney regarding the dissolution of a domestic partnership, please contact us.