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Professional Experience
ExperienceYears
President, Attorney, Blair & Vestigo, PC2002-Current
Senior Attorney, Hollywood Entertainment Corporation1997-2002
Attorney, Owner, Vestigo & Associates1988-1997
Education
SchoolFocusDegreeYear
Lewis and Clark Law School - Lewis and Clark CollegeJ.D.1985
Professional Activities
ActivityOrganizationStart YearEnd Year
AttorneyOregon Academy of Family Law Practitioners2007
MemberClackamas County Bar Association2000
MemberMultnomah Bar Association1986
Professional Affiliations
PositionYears
Member, Oregon State BarCurrent

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Questions Answered by James Vestigo - Justia Legal Answers
  • Q: What rights do i have as a mother who is 700 miles away from her children due to a status quo order?
    A: There is a strong policy in the State of Oregon that children general need a strong relationships with both parents. That said, whether that means you should be the custodial parent, or what kind of parenting time you should have depends on factors analyzed by the court on a case by case basis. There needs to be a hearing to determine custody and/or parenting time and you and your counsel need to be prepared to demonstrate why custody or particular parenting time that you propose is in the best interests of the children. Sometimes that might involve testimony of family and friends and possible a custody/parenting time evaluation by a MSW or PhD.

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