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…Second, check out Legal Aid’s Landlord-Tenant legal information and the Oregon State Bar’s information on landlord-tenant law. Their websites can help answer some of your questions. Third, watch Linn County…

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…do not know what services we provide. Read on for information on what law libraries can and can’t do and how to get the most from your visit. Don’t leave…

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…sure. There are other family law forms as well, for things like modification or custody enforcement. A resource for information about family law in Oregon is OregonLawHelp – Family. This…

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…get information on what your next steps might be from your account. OJD also has a next steps page with links for downloads of pdfs with the same information. There…

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…U.S. federal regulations, including information about the notice and comment rulemaking process, the publication and citation of regulations, and the tracing of regulations from the Code of Federal Regulations, to…

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…free public access to computers, the internet, and to trained staff equipped to help library patrons access information. Therefore, libraries have untapped potential to help low-income individuals who need assistance…

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