Mediation has been gaining in popularity among those getting a divorce for a number of reasons. Mediation is often cheaper than litigating a divorce, may be faster, and allows both parties to have a say in the final outcome.

Once you've made the difficult decision to divorce your spouse, you may want to file for divorce right away to get through the process as quickly and painlessly as possible. Rushing into filing can create difficulties down the road that could result in a longer, more difficult divorce process, so make sure you're prepared before submitting any official paperwork to the court.

An uncontested divorce in Oregon may sound like the kind of process that doesn't require any type of help or legal representation. However, an uncontested divorce can still come with challenges an attorney can help you with. Here's more about how uncontested divorces work.

Undoubtedly, one of the most painful parts of going through a divorce is telling others your relationship is ending. Among the most difficult people to discuss divorce with are your children. Children are especially vulnerable, so discussing the end of a marriage can be difficult.

When it comes to divorce, Oregon is a no-fault state, which means you don't need and can't use fault to file for a divorce. For example, while adultery can feature in some state's divorce, Oregon doesn't even allow you to bring up your spouse's infidelity during your divorce. However, the court may allow a discussion of your spouse's infidelity i fit indirectly affects an aspect of your divorce.