Remove Abusive Partner Legally

Summary

In Oregon, you can remove an abusive partner by filing a restraining order or eviction. For a restraining order, complete forms from the courthouse, file them, attend a hearing, and serve the order. Causes include physical abuse, threats, stalking, harassment, and sexual assault. Verbal abuse may qualify as harassment. Police involvement is not required before filing. Consider legal advice for personalized guidance.

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I am unmarried and my significant other lives with me, he is an asshole to both me and our kids, is there a way I can get him to leave my home?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. In Oregon, you can take legal steps to remove a significant other from your home:
- File for a restraining order if there is abuse or threats.
- Serve him a written notice to vacate (30 days usually).
- If he doesn't leave, you may need to file for eviction in court.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these steps?
What would I have to do to place a restraining order on him?
To place a restraining order in Oregon, you generally need to follow these steps:
*. Fill out forms: Obtain and complete the required forms from your local courthouse.
*. File the forms: Submit the forms to the court clerk.
*. Attend a hearing: A judge may hold a hearing to decide on your request.
*. Serve the order: Have the restraining order served to the other person.
Would you like information on where to get these forms or how to file them?
What would he need to do to be able to place a restraining order on him?
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To place a restraining order in Oregon, he would need to:
*. Fill out forms: Obtain and complete the required forms from the local courthouse.
*. File the forms: Submit the forms to the court clerk.
*. Attend a hearing: Attend a court hearing where a judge will decide on the request.
*. Serve the order: Ensure the restraining order is served to the person.
Would you like information on where to get these forms or how to file them?
What are the causes for a restraining order?
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In Oregon, you can request a restraining order for several reasons, including:
- Physical abuse
- Threats of violence
- Stalking
- Harassment
- Sexual assault
Would you like more detailed information on any of these causes?
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In Oregon, you can request a restraining order for:
- Physical abuse
- Threats of violence
- Stalking
- Harassment
- Sexual assault
Would you like more detailed information on any of these causes or the process of obtaining a restraining order?
Can verbal abuse be used to place a restraining order on someone?
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Verbal abuse can be considered as harassment or threats of violence, which are valid reasons to request a restraining order in Oregon.
Would you like more detailed information on how to file a restraining order for verbal abuse?
Do cops need to be involved prior to placing a restraining order?
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No, in Oregon, you do not need to involve the police prior to placing a restraining order. You can directly file for a restraining order at your local courthouse.
Would you like detailed information on where to get the forms or how to file them?