September 25, 2025
Family Law, Access to Justice, Disability, Oregon, Protection Orders, Senior
What are my options for protective orders in Oregon? Protective orders keep survivors of abuse safe by restricting the perpetrator’s actions. In Oregon, there are different types of protective orders that offer protection for different types of abuse. This guide will help you understand their purpose and requirements.Family Abuse Prevention Act Restraining OrderFamily Abuse Restraining
September 9, 2025
Access to Justice, Child Support, Civil Rights, Custody, Divorce & Separation, Family Law, Modification, Nonprofit Law, Oregon, Parenting Time, Protection Orders, Spousal Support, State
Why are so many Oregonians self-represented for their family law case? In Oregon, at least one party is self-represented in 86.2% of family law cases–and in some counties, that number exceeds 90%. Oregon surpasses the already-high national average of 72%. Family law is one of the top two areas of law with the highest unmet
July 28, 2025
Access to Justice, Child Support, Custody, Divorce & Separation, Family Law, Modification, Oregon, Parenting Time, Protection Orders, Spousal Support
This guide will help explain what legal coaching is, when it can be helpful, and how we can offer support in your family law case.What is legal coaching?Legal coaching is an alternative to full representation. Full representation means hiring a lawyer to handle your whole case, usually with a signed contract and a large upfront
July 16, 2025
Access to Justice
We at The Commons Law Center understand that arriving at the courthouse can be an overwhelming experience, especially if you do not know what to expect. You may be wondering what to bring, how early to arrive, or where to go. Do not worry— we recognize how stressful this situation can be, and we are
June 18, 2025
Access to Justice, Disability, Oregon, Senior
Navigating the legal system with disabilities can be challenging, but accommodations can help make the process more accessible. Oregon courts are required to follow the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which includes making reasonable accommodations to remove barriers and provide accessible services for people with disabilities. This guide will help explain the process of requesting
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