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to file for bankruptcy and want to find forms. Here is one of the answers we frequently provide: Answer: If you live in Oregon, I recommend you review ALL the…

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STATE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY GUIDES: For those who didn’t catch this on Boley Blogs, here’s a link to a marvelous compilation of state legislative history guides on the web….

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can I find out what this means in Oregon law?” Answer: Arbitration, or mandatory arbitration, is a form of alternative dispute resolution. It removes legal disputes from the arena…

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The Oregonian reports today (6/29) that the Oregon State Police will launch on Friday a (not “the”) sex offender whereabouts web site. There isn’t yet anything on their web site,…

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From the Salem, Oregon, Statesman Journal, 2/14/08: “Police warn of scam involving sex-offender list.” From the article: “Aumsville Police Department is warning residents of a suspected scam of a…

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Fastcase: Future Lawyer has a plug for Fastcase, which the Florida bar (among others) provides “free” for their members. Not to bash Casemaker at all (full disclosure: Oregon State…

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The Oregon family of “family law attorneys” comprised of lawyers, judges, the state bar, family law facilitators, and others is amazing. This family works so well together. They…

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