Oregon Legal Research Blog…filing fee must accompany certain motions and responses to motions in state court. The fees — $50 for motions and $35 for responses — apply to filings including Rule…
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New Filing Fees in Oregon Courts
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“Understanding Attorney Fees” Booklet from HALT
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: HALT has a new (free and downloadable) booklet on Understanding Attorney Fees: So You Can Keep Legal Costs Down. You can…
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Oregon Attorney Fee Codebook and Compilation (2014)
…Procedure, Uniform Trial Court Rules, and Oregon Revised Statutes that govern attorney fees. The relevant ORS provisions are pulled from each of the 17 volumes of the statutes ….” “Oregon…
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Are You Paying for “Free” Legal Forms?
to hear about legal papers drawn up and filing fees paid, only to have the case dismissed or delayed because the wrong forms were filed or local court instructions weren’t followed….
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Traffic Week Miscellany: Human Transit, Jump Starts, and, of course, Cows
…even fewer to the Washington Supreme Court. The attorney fees alone would be significantly more than the initial ticket. Such was not the case for Seattle attorney Andy Magee. In…
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Status of the Oregon eCourt Program
Read the Status of the Oregon eCourt Program report. You can find the report and more at the State Library’s Reports to the Oregon State Legislature To read…
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Supreme Court of Ohio, Advisory Opinion re: Judicial Performance of Civil Marriages of Same-Sex Couples
Ohio Supreme Court: OPINION 2015-1 Issued August 7, 2015 Judicial Performance of Civil Marriages of Same-Sex Couples “SYLLABUS: A judge who exercises the authority to perform civil marriages…
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My Relative Passed Away. What do I do?
…told her she might not need to file anything with the court. She wanted to know what to do and if the court needed to be involved. First, we pointed…
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Teaching Students That Judge Judy Is Not a Supreme Court Justice (NYT)
…scores on the first try – so is this story any surprise? “Teaching Students That Judge Judy Is Not a Supreme Court Justice,“ by Elizabeth A. Harris, New York Times,…
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Use of Fictitious Name for Parties in Civil Litigation in Oregon
…Judge, retired), Lane County Circuit Court (June/July 2017): Excerpt: “Use of Fictitious Names for Parties in Civil Litigation in Oregon Introduction Over the last 20 years or so there have…