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Oregon Legal Notices of Sales of Real & Personal Property on OSSA Website
Oregon State Sheriff’s Office Association (OSSA) (a tax-exempt nonprofit) website states: “OSSA’s sole function in relation to Sheriffs’ Sales of real and personal property is to post legal notices…
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Self-Help Oregon Divorce (Dissolution of Marriage) Forms and Instructions
Legal Aid Services of Oregon, among others, has created Oregon Forms Help: “This website is designed to help Oregon residents who wish to represent themselves in an uncontested divorce….
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Death, Taxes, Bar Exams, and Access to Justice in Oregon
…in an endless stream of articles and speeches by legal worthies bemoaning the tiny life raft of free or low–cost legal aid being swamped on the tsunami of demand. Meanwhile,…
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How do I find Oregon court records?
…without knowing a party or case number, then you need to use a different tool. OECI does not offer a broad search function. Databases like LexisNexis or Westlaw do allow…
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Fences Between Neighbors: Who Pays and When?
…they provide a good foundation for further research if needed. They also explain legal language and terms so that when using more technical resources, it makes those more understandable. Nolo…
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Research Foreign and International Law Like a Pro
If you’re not an expert researcher or if you don’t have access to a large law library with professional foreign and international law librarians, the key to productive legal…
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When Do I Have to Vacate My House After the Oregon Foreclosure Auction?
online (e.g. the ORS), but answers to legal problems are not; answers require research, study, synthesis, conclusions, negotiation, more research, study, and great leaps of faith, not to mention luck….
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It’s July 2011: Are your online (or digital) statutes authenticated and official?
online) statutes and other legal research materials are not official, authenticated, and are only prima facie evidence of the law. If you think about it, this makes (some)…
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Happy 40th Birthday to Nolo Press – the People’s Legal Self-Help Store!
What would we do without Nolo Press?! Their excellent blogs , their legal research guide and law dictionary , their tons of…