All Questions

October 29, 2025

[OR] Is your nonprofit waiver legally compliant?

I would like to have the disclaimer/waiver checked by an attorney for our non-profit Foundation to ensure its legality.

OR Business

October 28, 2025

[OR] How do I get a divorce with no minor children?

How do I get a divorce in Oregon?

OR Divorce

October 20, 2025

[OR] How do I appeal an unemployment decision?

I need some legal information regarding unemployment appeal processing—what I need to prepare for and what documents will help my case in Oregon.

OR Employment

October 18, 2025

[OR] Can I sue my employer for submitting false information?

I have questions about my employer adding fabricated information to my personnel file after our last meeting.

OR Employment

October 16, 2025

[OR] What can I do if my landlord never addressed water damage in my apartment?

There is water damage that was never addressed in my Oregon rental, and now the landlord is trying to hide the fact they did nothing for months. The local housing authorities will do nothing since the mold is not visible. What can I do?

OR Landlord-Tenant

October 10, 2025

[OR] Can recordings be used in an unemployment hearing?

Hello, I have a question regarding recorded audio in the state of Oregon and the legalities behind using it as evidence, or using transcripts instead. Are there any discrepancies between the two? Will I be able to use transcripts if I’m not allowed to use the audio recordings, and what are the implications?

OR Legal (General)

September 26, 2025

[OR] How do I prepare a TOD Deed?

I'm not sure if I filled out my TOD form correctly. I am helping my father with it and I just want to make sure everything okay.

OR Real Estate

August 10, 2025

[OR] What should I do if my contractor never obtained the needed permits prior to finishing the project?

I live in Portland, Oregon. I hired a contractor to perform work, which was completed. After completion, it came to my attention that needed permits may not have been gathered ahead of the project, and in doing so the project was much more expensive than it would have been otherwise if the guidelines were followed. What recourse do I have in getting the contractor to bring the project into compliance with the relevant city codes?

OR Consumer Protection

August 7, 2025

[OR] Can I reschedule the move out date after mediated eviction?

I live in Oregon, and have a mediated Residential Eviction agreement. The move out date is pending, however I would like to schedule a hearing to extend due to my current inability to secure housing. What recourse do I have. At mediation I provided the owner with all funds owed, and I am willing to pay this months rent, and any late fees owed to give me more time to find another residence.

OR Landlord-Tenant

August 5, 2025

[OR] Do I have legal grounds against a petitioner who altered a dissolution of marriage after the respondent signed?

Petitioner altered data on dissolution of marriage after respondent signed. Realized this after 1.5 years. Do I have a case?

OR Divorce

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