Oregon, has had 2 court dates xcld & don't know why to get an atty & same judge keeps xcld it & is keeps hire public def he fired last year
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
In Oregon, it's crucial for anyone in custody, especially facing serious charges, to have legal representation. If your boyfriend has been in custody for 30 days without an attorney and his court dates have been canceled, this needs immediate attention.
First, if he's not... View More 
My friend and I want to start a business in the state of Oregon. We want to make and sell fermented sodas. Do fermented sodas (which use a process similar to kombucha) fall under “low acid canned goods”? Can we sell the product we make at home or do we have to use a commercial space to make them?
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answered on Dec 26, 2023
In Oregon, starting a business that involves the production and sale of fermented sodas does require attention to certain legal and health regulations. The classification of fermented sodas, especially if they are similar to kombucha, may not fall under the category of “low acid canned goods,”... View More
I have video also audio of police harassing me an stalking my minor son the city is refusing to turn my water on also child protective services took my son due to police setting me up police activity caused my son to loose his intensive mental health outpatient that he severely needed due to police... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2023
To find an attorney for a lawsuit against a city police department and CPS, you can start by contacting your state's bar association for referrals. They often have a list of attorneys who handle civil rights and police misconduct cases. Additionally, look for attorneys who specialize in civil... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2023
In Oregon, contests that are purely based on skill (not chance) are typically permitted. However, when minors are involved, there are additional legal considerations. Many states, including Oregon, have special protections and regulations regarding advertising and promotions targeting minors. Even... View More
Crab permit.now I can't even work my own business. Have someone else run my business,or get a job in my industry.bills are piling up.i state won't allow me unemployment or any assistance. I'm about to loose my family business of 51 years
answered on Apr 8, 2023
Your question might be beyond the scope of this Q & A forum - that could be why it remained open for three weeks. I'm sorry for your difficult position with the loss of the license. This is a very narrow area of law; there are attorneys out there who handle commercial fishing license... View More
There are countless confirmable reports of illegal immigrants not only being invited to illegally migrate into america, but the US government is actively working on legislation to allow their permanent residency here and financial support through the american taxpayer system, directly going against... View More
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answered on Mar 2, 2024
I understand the frustration, but cannot recommend refusing to pay income taxes. There are a few reasons for this:
1. Not paying income taxes is illegal, regardless of one's political views or government policies. The ramifications like heavy penalties and interest make this very... View More
I am sole heir named in will but it's been 17years and the county where land is told me the trustee lost it to taxes.
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answered on May 5, 2023
I recommend consulting with a licensed attorney who specializes in Indian law and/or land law in Oregon to obtain accurate and relevant legal advice. They can help you navigate the specific details of your situation and provide guidance on your rights and options.
... from the last state in which it was registered and has not been registered since. Would there be ramifications to me or the charity about no current registration?
answered on Sep 22, 2022
An Oregon attorney (or an attorney in the last state in which the car was registered) could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. In terms of the charity-related issues, it could depend on the organization. Some want a complete folder of paperwork including title, registration,... View More
All paperwork frm doctor and postmaster have been forwarded and HOA refusing to install when other members elderly members in community have mailbox at their home as opposed to community mailbox. Subject is 84 yrs and cannot walk without sever pain and assistance. This has been ongoing for 2 years.... View More
answered on Jun 27, 2021
I recommend you have the senior contact Bend Legal Aid for assistance: (541) 385-6950
Likely the senior will need to install the mailbox or mail slot at their home and inform the Postal Service.
The owner is deceased and his probate is a limited judgment the PR can't sell or transfer the titles without court approval. There are co-owners on one title that can't sell their interest due to this limited judgment on one probate co-owner. The probate refuses to dismiss the co-owners... View More
answered on Jan 18, 2020
Sounds like you should hire someone to help you with that.
Can I make him pay it back and can I make him pay back all money taken out of my checks this way ? If so how far back can I make him pay me? He wasn't showing draws on my check stubs for two years . He was taking hours away from my pay to pay himself back. I demanded he pay my hours and show... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2019
He could be breaking the law, BUT it sounds more like a small claims or employment matter. That being said, there are some things that you need to consider. There doesn't need to be a written and signed document for you and your employer to have an agreement, but that is always best. You could... View More
my medical bills?
answered on Dec 4, 2018
Depends on how you were injured, as in whose fault was it. Be careful, you have to send a tort claim notice within 180 days of the injury though.
My dad was murdered in lake havasu city, AZ, I live in OR..OR doesnt really help because the crime wasnt committed here, AZ has done very little more than make me feel even more confused, alone, lost, rejected, wrong for needing help/having questions & having absolutely no idea of what i can or... View More
answered on Sep 12, 2018
There probably is, but it would be time consuming to find those few who do. That said, you do not need an Oregon attorney, you need an AZ one that does wrongful death. Just do a Google search for wrongful death attorney in the closest bigger city and then make some calls.
A court an hour and a half from me that I have a debt with lists three different phone numbers to call them at but all three numbers when called say either "your call cannot be completed at this time" or "this number has been disconnected". I can't take time off work to... View More
answered on Aug 13, 2018
Be careful.
That sounds like a typical scam.
Read up on them,
There cannot be a contempt of court without a judgment
answered on Dec 29, 2017
No. You will have a personal injury lawsuit just like you would in any type of car accident, but you have to do what is called a tort claim notice if the government agency is an Oregon State or Local Agency and that notice needs to be sent out within 180 days of the accident or you lose your... View More
sends paperwork for me to sign stating property appraised at $40.000 I look in county records find property valued at $80.000 collusion??? how do I address courts about this.what motion must I file to have executor removed and oldest son become executor?
answered on Jun 12, 2017
It is not clear if you reside in Oregon, or if you reside elsewhere and this probate is taking place in Oregon. But just understand that county records that are for property tax purposes may not reflect the proper value of the real estate. I would try looking on a commercial website such as... View More
homeless people broke into my vacant home. When I discovered this I called police to remove them. They claimed some story about a craigslist scam when police talked to them. Oregon law states I am required to post a 24 hour notice to criminal trespassers which I did and was nice enough to allow... View More
answered on Mar 14, 2017
Unlikely you would prevail against the police on this, as they did not do the damage. If you have insurance, file a claim. If the claim is accepted, your insurance company my go after the police in subrogation if they think there is a case.
tenant became disabled & is in a wheelchair,he needs transfer to lower unit w/ mobility features.
answered on Dec 9, 2016
See the last portion of this article: https://www.osbar.org/public/legalinfo/1248_HousingDiscrimination.htm
Then call the number listed for Fair Housing.
The judge declared the case as not a tort, despite multiple (uncontested) tortuous acts.
answered on Aug 12, 2016
The judge is just that. Not knowing the background no one can say--but I suggest you ask your attorney. If you don't have one, then at least get a consultation. Sounds like the judge has ruled against you and you need to know & understand what is happening.
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