Oregon Law Help

Protection & Complaints

Information

• How to Serve (Deliver) Legal Papers in Oregon

  The person who files a legal matter must make sure that notice of the case is “served” (or delivered to) the other side. This booklet tells you how, where, and when to do it, who can do it, and why. Read More

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  Oregon Judicial Department & Oregon Law Center

• Information and Resources about Public Health and Coronavirus (COVID-19)

  Information and resources about Coronavirus (COVID-19) for concerned Oregonians. Read More

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  Multiple

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  Spanish / Español

• National Consumer Law Center

  Consumer Law Information site. Content Detail

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  National Consumer Law Center

• Oregon Money Management Program

  Need help getting fiscally fit? The Oregon Money Management Program of Easter Seals of Oregon can help you with FREE help from a personal Money Coach. Help with banking, budgeting, credit cards, debt management, finding resources, organizing, planning and saving money. Content Detail

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  Easter Seals Oregon

• Protect Yourself Financially from the Impact of the Coronavirus

  Information and resources from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. As you plan for the potential impact of the Coronavirus, there are a number of steps that you can take to help protect yourself or a loved one financially, both in the short and long term. Content Detail

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  Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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  Spanish / Español

• Self-Help Resources and Links from the Oregon Judicial Department

  This page has links to resources for users who want to learn more about the law and courts, or want to represent themselves in a legal matter. Self-help information is not legal advice. To understand and protect your legal rights, you should consult an attorney. Content Detail

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  Oregon Judicial Department

• Small Claims Filing Instructions for Plaintiffs

  Small claims are filed to resolve disputes without a lawyer. These instructions tell you how to file a claim if you are the plaintiff (person bringing the case to court). Content Detail

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  Oregon State Bar

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  Spanish / Español