Some of Oregon’s best lawyers don’t want you to hire them. In fact, they’ve helped create something that will mean fewer Oregonians will need to hire family law attorneys come September 1.
The data is in. On average, in 80 percent of divorces in Oregon, at least one party does not use an attorney. That means thousands of people across the state attempt to Google and slog their way through complex divorce paperwork and county-specific rules with the only alternative being to spend thousands of dollars on an attorney. There’s now an easier way to do it.
Stahancyk Kent & Hook’s Divorce on Demand is Oregon’s county-specific, online solution to divorce. The comprehensive service takes the complicated legal aspects of filing for divorce and breaks them down in a simple call-and-response user experience.
The one-of-kind software, programmed with the input of legal professionals at one of the most prestigious and long-standing family law firms in the state, generates the paperwork required to file for divorce. Customers will also receive instructions on where and how to file, have access to multiple help guides and can even schedule a consultation with an attorney.
Even the simplest divorce can drag on for years if the paperwork isn’t filed properly. Divorce on Demand’s full services are available September 1, 2015.
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Or, you could do this yourself for free, seeing as how all the counties provide you the necessary resources. For example:
Deschutes County: http://courts.oregon.gov/Deschutes/matres/formpages/pages/forms.aspx