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…SFLAC website, which has lots of useful information. Family law attorneys know about it, but pro se litigants and non-family law attorneys who only once in a while need to…

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…ingredient to pick up on, here, is the advising of a particular person in a particular situation. Thus, the mere general dissemination of legal information by non-lawyers does not constitute…

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Issues Oregon Arts Commission Graphic Artists Guild of Portland, Oregon Oregon Society of Artists The Oregon State Bar: OSB Information and Referral Service Other Small Business Legal Clinic TACS and…

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encourage the patron to search for information on the program – and sponsoring agency or private entity – to which the loan amount and interest is due. The Dept. of…

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…the information you rely on is correct. The most reliable way is to use one (or more) of the citator systems maintained by legal publishers; Shepards by Lexis/Nexis and…

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Security number. If you don’t have a SS#, here is a list of addresses for 5 branches of the military. Additional information about SCRA (Servicemember Civil Relief Act) can be…

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Getting a seat at the Jan 10th Measure 37 oral argument: OJD has information for people who might want to try and get a seat in the courtroom to…

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