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…of the new rule and the final order from: “Supreme Court Adopts Rule Authorizing Non-Lawyers to Assist in Certain Civil Legal Matter” “Olympia, WA June 15–With a goal of making…

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The Multnomah County Library has compiled this list: COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) law help: Legal resources during the pandemic Supplement that list with a visit to the Community Alliance of…

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or assist in the preparation of forms, or advise patrons regarding their legal rights. They may, however, assist patrons in locating materials or links that would aid in individual…

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We have updated our Oregon Legal Assistance Resource Guide. We have expanded its reach beyond the Portland-metro area so new resources have been added – and you are welcome…

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Do you need legal help with expungements, DACA renewal, County Circuit Court navigation, legal name and gender marker changes, and other legal assistance, self-help, and referrals? Check out the…

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The Legal Forms Problem bedevils most states, even those with active statewide Access to Justice Commissions (Oregon does not have one). Some states are tackling the legal forms problem…

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SSFP Section website (under construction) for additional contact information. THE LEGAL LUNCHBOX SERIES The Sole and Small Firm Practitioners Section of the OSB is pleased to invite all members to…

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