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Grandparent Visitation Laws
…a family law attorney in your state. For legal advice you may want to contact the Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service for the names…
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Copyrighted State Legal Forms can Protect Consumers
…the Oregon State Bar , at an Oregon county law library , or you can post the question to L-net . “ State Law Library of…
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Oregon eCourt Policy Recommendations – and Glossary
The Oregon State Bar has posted links to the OJD’s eCourt team’s policy papers and more. “These recommendations will be discussed at two upcoming meetings at the OSB…
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May the Best Decision Win: Hackers, Worms, Power, and Digital Law
…or contact the Oregon State Bar Lawyer Referral Service at 1.800.452.7636 (within Oregon) or 503.684.3763 (Portland area). For questions regarding the status of an individual case, please contact the Appellate…
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Statutory Interpretation: It’s Not Your Gramma’s Grammar (but maybe it should be)
…can also read the Oregon State Bar’s book, Interpreting Oregon Law (edited by Hon. Jack Landau), in print and online at a law library near you….
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Oregon Lawyers Celebrate Punctuation Day (with a side of interrogatories)
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) August/September 2011 Bulletin has a lot of interesting news. We’ll start with the Fun (to librarians, lawyers, and writers, at…
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Wage Garnishment in Oregon: Research, Research, Research
…not least, we recommend you check with an attorney. The Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service has a toll free number to call to get names of…
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Oregon Writs of Assistance
…to consult the following resources for for additional information. These may be online in some libraries but that database is available only by subscription from the Oregon State Bar. More…
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Who can, or can’t, vote for Oregon Justices of the Peace?
…may require as a qualification for the office that a person serving as justice of the peace in the district be a member of the Oregon State Bar. [Amended by…