Yes, jail is a real possibility. Hire an attorney, and if you can't afford one, ask the court to appoint one for you.

Do I have to speak with a person from the county who says they are investigating elder financial abuse? I have power of attorney

You should immediately consult with an attorney who knows the elder abuse laws. Financial elder abuse is a felony, and before you talk any more to...

What consequences am I dealing with a theft 3 misdemeanor?

If you didn't mean to take the ticket, you have not committed a crime. So you can ask for a trial. You are entitled to be represented by an...

I need a lawyer who understands commercial tenants rights, in terms of amount of notice a new landlord must give before he evict

Oregon law provides extensive protections for residential tenants. However there are few statutory protections for commercial tenants. Most of the...

How can my daughter get her funds back?

If I understand you correctly, the account is only in the Moms name. And it's a savings account that your daughter started with the intent to save...

Do first offense class b misdemeanors always carry a confinement ?

I agree with Mr. Kahn. There are things an attorney may be able to assist you with, and it's always wise to hire an attorney, or get a court...

End of lease

I agree with Michael Stevens. I would add that if they were to file and eviction proceeding, it could impact your ability to rent in the future....

How do I transfer the title of my mothers house into my name.

You should consider what a good business decision is here. You have a $200,000 asset, and want to be able to make sure you have good title that is...

So I got a duii, and I have court tomorrow and the D.A. is offering diversion program, can I represent myself, Portland Oregon

If you qualify for a court appointed attorney I'd urge you to apply. If not, then you can represent yourself and everything will be fine....as long...

When settling on an amount for child support, is it pretty standard to go based off of the Oregon State guidelines?

I agree with Mr. Bodzin and would add that the reason the Courts don't want to deviate from the guidelines is because the support is for the child...