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Stephens Margolin, P.C.


You have a choice when it comes to selecting the right divorce lawyer for your case. Many lawyers are generalists and practice several different types of law other than family law. The lawyers and staff at Stephens Margolin P.C. specialize in family law, including divorce, child custody and support, and parenting plans. Put simply, it’s all we do.

Stephens Margolin P.C. is a full-service family law firm located in the heart of Portland, Oregon and serving the divorce and family law needs of all Oregonians. Our firm exclusively practices family law, from child support actions to complex dissolution of marriage case, high-conflict child custody and parenting time matters, modifications, appeals and collaborative process.

We are passionate about helping people, and our divorce attorneys frequently receive great client reviews and praise.

We take the complex, emotional experience of divorce and provide seasoned counsel and guidance. We know the law.

Communication is the key to an excellent lawyer-client relationship.  We listen to our clients and act in the manner that best promotes their needs.

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From Our Oregon Divorce Blog

New Case Law – Proper Calculation of Military Pension Amount

by Daniel Margolin on March 4, 2013

In February, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled on a case I filed.  The ruling addressed two issues: The calculation of a military pension; and use of the child tax exemption.  The Court refused to rule on the child tax exemption issue due to lack of preservation and invited error.  The opinion has an interesting discussion of those two issues. The Court did agree with me that the highest pay grade should be used to calculated the division of a military pension regardless of the date of divorce.  The opinion can be read here:  http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us/docs/A146655.pdf

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