Author: Myah Kehoe

We are excited to announce that Myah Kehoe and Marisa Moneyhun have both been selected to the 2021 Oregon Rising Stars list! This is the seventh consecutive year for Myah and the second consecutive year for Marisa. Each year, no more than 2.5% of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team […]

What is an Advanced Directive? In Oregon, the advance directive form is set by statute and allows you to choose a person, or people, to make health care decisions for you in the event you become too sick to speak for yourself. An advanced directive also allows you to share what kinds of medical treatment […]

What is a will? A will is a legal document that lays out an individual’s wishes regarding the distribution of his or her assets after death. In addition, a will can explain wishes regarding the care of an individual’s children and pets, and outline funeral and cremation arrangements. Generally, a will applies to assets that […]

We have some exciting news! Kehoe Law, LLC and The Law Office of Marisa Moneyhun, LLC, have decided to merge their practices, effective immediately. This means that we will be able to offer clients assistance with everything from divorce, custody cases, and prenuptial agreements to trusts, wills, and probate. Myah has been focused on Collaborative […]

Some couples may have filed their taxes jointly last year but have since divorced. It can result in confusion about how to get your tax refund or stimulus check this year.  What should happen with these funds? The first thing you should do is check a final, signed copy of your General Judgment (Oregon) or […]

These are terms you may come across when you are trying to figure out a way for you and your spouse to avoid a courtroom, but is there a difference?  Amicable and uncontested usually mean the same thing for most people. You plan on divorcing in some kind of cooperative fashion. You are maybe not […]

There are some important things to remember about communicating with your spouse during your divorce.  As a rule, if you are going to talk about important aspects of the divorce, do so in-person. If you do not have those important discussions in-person, there is the possibility of miscommunication or misunderstandings.  Important decisions that need to […]

For most people divorce is one of the scariest times in their life.  Fear can cause someone to go to a litigation attorney and ramp up the animosity and expense of the divorce.  Fear can cause someone to clear out a bank account.  Someone may put a hold on different types of accounts, which in […]

Here’s an understatement: Divorce is expensive. Are kids in the picture? Are there a lot of assets to address? What about complicated retirement accounts, or some items that were owned prior to the divorce that might have been commingled? Do you think the process will become lengthy? If you have answered “yes” to any of […]