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The court will reopen the case if there are substantial assets found. The assets can belong to one or both parties. For the case to be reopened, the assets must have existed when the judgment was made and were not found until after the judgment.
Either ex-spouse can ask the court to modify the order if there is an unexpected change in either spouse's situation. This is called a "change in circumstances." The spousal support order can be increased, lowered, extended, or ended. Legal papers should be filed before the original spousal support order ends.
To enforce a valid, existing court order or final judgement, you need to file for a Motion for Civil Contempt/Enforcement, detailing how the other individual disobeyed the order.
A modification case is started by filing a motion and affidavit citing the facts you claim are a substantial change in circumstances. You are required to sign the affidavit under oath. The former spouse or other parent is not required to file any response to the motion.
All requests to change an Oregon divorce certificate must be approved by the county court that approved the divorce judgment. To request a correction, use the Oregon County Court Information Finder to find the county contact information for the county that approved the dissolution of marriage .
For example, they may not have given you certain property or paid support. If this happens, you may need to file a suit to enforce the divorce decree. You have two years from the date of the final decree to file for enforcement of property division.
