Copay of $30 for 45 min of legal guidance from a lawyer and a next-step support plan. Divorce, custody, debt, estate planning/wills, immigration, criminal records and more.Â
Were you the victim or witness of bias or hate based on race, color, national origin, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation or religion? Make a report, receive support, learn about your options. This is a non-emergency hotline. Interpretation available in 240+ languages. Report online:
Free legal services including criminal record and eviction expungements, DACA renewals and legal name and gender marker changes. See our website for more details and our monthly calendar.
Information, referral and advocacy for civil rights of people with disabilities, including employment, special education, rights to public and private services, guardianship, voting and in-care facilities or institutions.
Support for people who have suffered physical, emotional and/or financial harm as a result of the commission of a crime. Assistance filing restraining orders, stalking and sexual assault.
Referrals to attorneys in the area of needed assistance; a 30-minute consultation is $35 and other lower cost options available as well.
Free legal assistance in civil cases for low-income residents of Clack., Mult., Hood River, Sherman and Wasco counties, Call for consultation.
Long-term advocacy and case management to individuals who self-identify as victims or survivors of a crime in Portland or Vancouver, WA (Not an emergency service provider.) Support available in most languages, and advocates specialize in issues such as mental and behavioral health, substance use, social work, CPS and DHS, immigrant, asylum and refugee services, criminal and civil court proceedings, restorative justice and housing/houselessness. Offer emotional support, crisis intervention and civil and criminal advocacy and referrals to outside resources. Reporting to law enforcement is not necessary, can support witnesses or relatives.
Legal aid and public defense services. Serve Oregonians, regardless of immigration status, who are at high risk for involvement or have been involved in the criminal justice system. Partner with SSVF to provide services to Veterans.
See website for more information.
Serves low-income clients and seniors in Washington, Columbia, Clatsop, Tillamook and Yamhill Counties with civil legal services. No criminal or personal injury cases. Provides free legal assistance to low-income farmworkers, typically help with cases related to employment as a farmer worker including wage claims, discrimination, sexual harassment, claims under laws that apply to farm labor contractors and agricultural employers, housing and occupational health and safety. Call the general line for walk-in hours or for family law intakes.Â
For police complaints in Portland only. Call the Incident Report Line or email copwatch@portlandcopwatch.org.
Property taken during a sweep must be maintained by Rapid Response Bio Clean at their storage facility for a minimum of 30 days. Call to locate your property. Be ready to provide a date and location from which the property was taken. Property left for longer than 30 days from the date it was taken will be destroyed and/or donated.
Provides legal services in the area of family law to low-income individuals and families in Mult. and Clack. Counties. Fees are based on a sliding scale. $50 for a 30-minute consultation. Call or go to web site to request an appointment.
Community-based nonprofit organization offering legal services in the area of family law to low-income individuals and families in Washington, Yamhill and Columbia counties. Charges based on sliding scale, $50 for consultations via phone only. You must call for an appointment.
Social security disability, personal injury and workers’ compensation legal services for injured and disabled people. Spanish-speaking attorney available. Free phone consultation, more information online.