Oregon Jails Must Stop Violating Our State Sanctuary Law
As ICE activity surges in our state, and immigrant Oregonians face unprecedented threats, it’s more important than ever that our local institutions follow Oregon law.
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Most people don’t have to worry about public charge at all
Please look at the Fact Sheet for more information, and call our Public Benefits Hotline (1-800-520-5292) if you need legal advice.
Homeless Residents File Suit Against Pendleton’s Extreme Exclusion Policies
Lawsuit says Pendleton discriminates against long-time residents, violates state laws.
Are you being evicted?
If you have eviction papers from the court, contact us.
Tenants whose landlord has taken them to eviction court can call the Eviction Defense Project line (888-585-9638) or email the Project (evictiondefense@oregonlawcenter.org) to seek legal help
Do you owe courts fees and fines? Is your driver license suspended because you can’t pay?
The Oregon Law Center and Legal Aid Services of Oregon have prepared materials to help you seek relief. In this packet, you will find a step-by-step guide to addressing your court debt, including a sample letter to the court.
Relief is here
Relief is here for thousands of Oregonians whose driver licenses were suspended because they couldn’t afford to pay minor traffic tickets!
Black Families Sue Over Forced Displacement From Central Albina
Black Families Sue City of Portland, Prosper Portland and Legacy Emanuel Hospital and Health Center over Racist Destruction and Forced Displacement in the Historic Central Albina Neighborhood
Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors
You may qualify for up to $3,200 in Assistance from Oregon DHS.
Protect Your Family
Click here for Informational packets, in English and Spanish, to create a plan for your family.