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Family Law Firm in Salem, Oregon

Divorce & Family Law

Litowich Law in Salem is a team dedicated to serving families and individuals throughout Oregon. Our family law attorneys take time to listen to you, explore your options, and explain the potential paths your case could take. Because you deserve bett… Read More

Divorce

Divorce can be a difficult time, legally, financially, and emotionally. Even when the people divorcing are civil with each other, divorce is a major life change, which is why it’s important to have a knowledgeable and insightful legal team on your… Read More

Collaborative Divorce Attorneys in Oregon

Divorce can be overwhelming and emotionally draining. It can also take a significant economic toll. However, an alternative way to divorce exists that can reduce the negative emotional and financial impact of ending your marriage: collaborative divor… Read More

Asset Division

Aside from establishing custody and parenting time, the bulk of the work in a divorce is dividing the parties’ assets and debts. Dividing assets and debts is mostly just math – except it’s a complicated story problem. Read More

Division of Marital Property

Property division can be one of the most contentious issues a couple faces when they are parting ways. While each asset in the marital estate must be identified and allocated during the divorce process, property division can significantly impact each… Read More

Child Custody

At Litowich Law in Salem, our child custody attorneys are dedicated to helping you understand the law and practical aspects of child custody and parenting time law in Oregon. We know that your children are very important to you and that the outcome o… Read More

Family Evaluation

A Family Evaluation is a legal process wherein a court-appointed professional assesses a family and makes a recommendation about who should be the custodial parent and an appropriate parenting plan for the family. This can occur either during your di… Read More

Child Support

For parents who are going through a divorce or child custody case, Oregon law provides useful guidelines for calculating child support. The guidelines are used in all child support cases to determine how much money each parent should contribute for t… Read More

Spousal Support

If you financially relied on your spouse during your marriage, spousal support can be crucial to ensure you are able to get back on your feet after divorce. However, these payments aren’t automatic. Spousal support must be specifically requested �… Read More

Paternity

Establishing paternity is the process by which a man is determined to be the legal father of a child born to unmarried parents. Importantly, this can give the same parental rights and responsibilities on a father that they would have had if the paren… Read More

Adoption

Adoption can help families formalize their relationships with each other. Stepparents, grandparents, and other family members often step up and raise children in their family when the birth parents cannot or will not parent. Read More

Attorneys: Katherine Denning

Estate Planning & Litigation

A life-long and dynamic process, estate planning is not something you can set and forget. There are many life events that can trigger the need to establish or revise your estate plan, such as marriage, divorce... Read More

Probate

Losing a loved one is never easy — and going through probate can only add to your stress at a time that is already very difficult. Whether you are a beneficiary of a loved one’s estate, a potential heir, a named executor in a will, or another int… Read More

Wills and Trusts

Wills and trusts are two of the most important tools to include in an estate plan. While a last will and testament outlines your wishes concerning who will receive your property when you pass, a trust can offer tax benefits and greater control over a… Read More

Revocable Living Trusts

Revocable living trusts are an essential estate planning tool that can allow you to remain in control of the property in the trust during your lifetime and distribute it to your chosen beneficiaries after your death. Upon your passing, the trust beco… Read More