All the statute specifies is by "first class mail to the landlord or tenant". So it would be up to a Judge to determine whether generically...

Which attorney is most experienced and successful proving a bank has NO STANDING in a case of FRAUDULENT foreclosure in Oregon?

First, attorneys are not allowed to solicit clients on Avvo. Second, you are not likely to have an attorney denigrate another attorney here and...

My current atty says i made property settlement agreement but i didn't? I want a new atty.

The only way to know anything meaningful is for you to IMMEDIATELY review everything with another local attorney. Even if you are not otherwise...

What will happen if I do not pay a suing fee within 14 days or take any action, will I go to prison or be sent to collections?

First and foremost, NO, you will not go to jail. IF someone is telling you that, they may well be committing an unlawful debt collection practice...

Is 30% interest on a car loan of $4500 legal?

Assuming your loan is from a commercial finance company or financial institution, then yes, it likely is legal to charge that (or a higher) rate of...

We are facing nearly a triple the previous rent.

If your commercial lease terminates at the end of October 2018, you should have been either re-negotiating it or made moving plans months, if not...

I cosigned for a lease. And the lease is up at the end of November. I am having trouble with one of the roommates

It is likely that your landlord is in error, though you need to check your lease regarding required termination procedures. Many require you to...

What if no written rental agreement has taken place and we are getting taken advantage of?

You need to IMMEDIATELY review everything with a local landlord-tenant attorney. It sounds as if you may have a variety of potential claims...

Normally in a person vs. person filing, it is a civil lawsuit, possibly seeking a restraining order against you in this case. Anytime, however,...

In Oregon can I be garnishee twice a month by the same creditor?

If your employer has been served a lawful Writ of Garnishment, then they must garnish every paycheck they issue you as long as the Writ is active.