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…laws for your specific case and will recommend you consult a licensed Oregon attorney.) Another excellent source for self-help initiative stories is the Richard Zorza Access to Justice Blog….

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commentators include representatives of the Oregon State Bar, Washington State Bar, educational programs, OPA, PNPA, access to justice and other stakeholders from the legal community….” [Link to PNPA post.]…

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…with housing, small claims court or expunging their criminal records….” [Link to full story.] More stories about legal self-help initiatives can be found at the Access to Justice website….

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A2J = Access to Justice: Words and Names Matter The Law Librarians at the State Of Wisconsin Law Library know that the difference between a Legal Resource Center or…

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has been. If the person who is harming you has access to your computer, use a trusted friend’s computer or a computer at the library. If you need immediate assistance,…

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From Richard Zorza’s Access to Justice blog: California Bar Explores Joining Movement for Non-Lawyer Practice California, Washington, and New York are featured in this article on the movement to allow…

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