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Oregon Family Law Facilitators
Did you know that there is a Family Law Facilitator in most Oregon counties and that s/he can help you with a wide range of family law questions on…
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Researching Oregon Paternity Law and Determinations
It’s time to update my 2008 post on Researching Oregon Paternity Law Depending on your specific question (and they do run the gamut!), here are some updated resources and…
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Couch Potatoes: When is a Tenant Not a Tenant under Oregon’s Landlord-Tenant Law?
…October 2, 2009, Oregon State Bar CLE (“Elder Law Issues and Answers”), “Removing The Outlaw Inlaws,” by Susan Ford Burns, might be a good place to begin your research into…
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Farm Animals and the Law
When we hear about Animal Law Clinics and Projects, or maybe even the work of Temple Grandin, most of us do not think about farm animals and the law:…
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Oregon Legal Research Resources for Tenants and Landlords: The Facts of Life
Oregon Landlord-Tenant Law is a lot more complicated than people imagine. Landlords and tenants should seek current and accurate legal information and, in most cases, get professional legal advice…
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I’ve been charged with a crime in Oregon: What Happens Next?
Public law librarians hear this question a lot. In a perfect world, you would have an attorney who will answer the question to your satisfaction, but we don’t live…
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Free Online Law School Class on Health Reform Law
Robert Ambrogi’s LawSites alerts us to this wonderful opportunity: Law School Offers Free Online Course in Health Reform Law : “Innovation, Business & Law Colloquium: Health Care Reform Act…
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Speeding Up the Codification of Laws: You Say AI, I Say Thank you!
Take a look at the future: “Automation tools are enabling Washington D.C. to publish its laws much faster: A process that once took months can now be completed by…
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Consumer Law Resources for Older Adults
The National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) has a webpage with “ Brochures for Older Consumers.” It’s an excellent list of resources. There is one brochure called INTERNET…