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…State Bar Association. A master’s degree in library science and family law experience (or other areas that are commonly needed by a self-represented litigant) are preferred….” [Link to article.]…

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…is how some of them become really good pro se litigants who win their cases.  (If you do your research and your record-keeping, many lawyers will be happy to help…

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…court forms, practice materials, and self–help resources. Sigh.) The blog author has fun writing the blog, is smart, funny, profane and profound, doesn’t sweat the small stuff, and is brutally…

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Please do your research before despairing, screaming, and especially before signing anything or saying anything to collection agencies. (Yikes). In the latter situation, the rule is, Say Nothing…

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…Referral Service: website and phone: 503-684-3763 2) Oregon Law Center, Tenant’s Hotline (more info at the Oregon Law Help website): 503-648-7723 3) Community Alliance of Tenants (CAT), Renter’s Rights Hotline:…

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…to protect the Bar Association’s members… at the expense of those needing help with a complicated legal system. One of the most contentious issues is on basic legal forms. Companies…

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