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I do not believe that ownership is the issue under this law. It is possession. If you have access to firearms and have control over whatever location they are stored in, then that is a violation of the law. Whether the gun are in your name or in a trust is irrelevant.
See my previous post, though. A key issue in your case is whether this woman has "intimate" status in the eyes of the law. If she does, then you could potentially be in trouble. But you would need a good lawyer to address that question.
An innocent man should not have to flee to another state, in order to be able to escape on-going persecution from a crazy and vindictive ex. If she can get away with this now, then she could continue to do this to you forever.
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Regarding possession:
Wife is changing codes when she gets home to safe. I will have no access.
Intimate status:
She filed this under "Elderly Persons and Persons With Disabilities Abuse Prevention Act" ORS 124.020
I haven't been "intimate" with her in over 11 + years..
I believe I am barred from leaving the state in this order.
So with that above stated two sections (not signed off/initialed by judge) is what has me wanting to play safe......
So keep in mind that the topic of this thread is the above statement... prohibited or not in the eyes of the law...
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