OR Bar Family Law 2

Question 1

Under Oregon law, what standard governs the division of marital property in a dissolution of marriage proceeding?

Accepted Answer

Equitable distribution based on relevant statutory factors

Answer

Oregon follows equitable distribution under ORS 107.105, requiring a 'just and proper' division based on relevant circumstances.

Question 2

Which of the following is the sole ground for dissolution of marriage under Oregon law?

Accepted Answer

Irreconcilable differences making continuation of the marriage impractical

Answer

Oregon is a pure no-fault state; ORS 107.025 provides that irreconcilable differences is the sole ground for dissolution.

Question 3

Under Oregon law, which of the following is generally treated as separate property not subject to division in dissolution?

Accepted Answer

An inheritance received by one spouse during the marriage

Answer

Gifts and inheritances received by one spouse are typically treated as separate property unless commingled with marital assets.

Question 4

Under Oregon's Uniform Premarital Agreement Act, a premarital agreement is enforceable if:

Accepted Answer

It was voluntarily executed with adequate disclosure of each party's assets and obligations

Answer

Oregon's UPAA requires voluntary execution and adequate financial disclosure; independent counsel is relevant to voluntariness but not required.

Question 5

What mandatory waiting period must expire after filing a dissolution petition before an Oregon court may enter a judgment of dissolution?

Accepted Answer

90 days

Answer

ORS 107.065 imposes a 90-day waiting period between filing and entry of a dissolution judgment.

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