What the PCC Legal Resource Center offers regardless of income level (Low, Moderate, High):
-Eviction Expungements
-Eviction Legal Defense (primarily for non-payment cases)
-Tenant Advocacy Letters (for example, addressing habitability)
-Self-determination (for example, name changes)
Oregon Law Center Eviction Defense Project
The Oregon Law Center offers another resource for eviction defense, but one must have a low income.
Oregon Renters’ Rights (English and Spanish resources)
Oregon Renters’ Rights offers guides to the law on renters’ rights, sample letters, and a rent calculator to determine whether a rent increase or notice of one is consistent with the law.
Oregon Law Center’s Eviction Defense Project (what is below is from their site)
Service area: All of Oregon
Eligibility: Free legal assistance to low-income tenants facing eviction court cases. Eligibility is based on income. Services are provided regardless of immigration status and there is no immigration consequence to anyone for receiving help from the Eviction Defense Project.
Phone: 888-585-9638
“El Programa Bienestar de la Familia ofrece servicios culturalmente sensibles y en varios idiomas, con el enfoque de servir a la comunidad Latino/a/x del condado de Multnomah, tanto como a otros grupos diversos y a la comunidad en general.”
Teléfono: 503.988.3509
Correo Electrónico: bienestardelafamilia@multco.us
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