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…children because their parents struggle with drug and alcohol abuse, incarceration, HIV/AIDS, mental illness, domestic violence, divorce, unemployment or military deployment,” notes Deborah Letourneau, Program Coordinator for Washington County’s Family…

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is at his best when trying to puzzle his way through family law issues, but he’ll bring a smile to your face no matter what subject he takes on….

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allegedly harassing a soldier’s family over unpaid bills, we’re giving a dishonorable discharge to Associated Creditors Exchange, this week’s Rogue. A federal lawsuit filed Oct. 29 in Eugene claims the…

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…as thin on the ground as 18-24 year-old voters.) While it seems simple enough to say, “We don’t have forms,” it is not an acceptable Public Law Librarian answer,…

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One of my law librarian colleagues who will remain nameless (and perhaps shameless, which is why we love her) sends us this: “Brackens v Texas Roadhouse: Lawsuit of the…

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