With mass tech layoffs being announced consistently, unemployed spouses may wonder about their rights during a divorce case. Read on for everything you need to know about what happens in a divorce when one spouse is unemployed.

Oregon is an equitable distribution state, so assets acquired in a divorce will be divided equitably in the event of divorce. But, equitable does not mean equal, and a 50/50 split is not always the fairest solution.

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When it comes to dividing your assets in a divorce, whose is whose? What’s fair? And what should you expect? Let the family law specialists at DBMA help you understand how the court views the division of property in a divorce and how you can prepare for the best possible outcomes.