Can my landlord give me a 3-week notice to vacate due to non-payment of rent, after accepting partial rent in oregon ?

You don't say whether you are on a month to month or a term lease. If it is a month to month, he can evict you with 60 days notice IF the notice...

What legal recourse do I have I bought a car last month and the fuel pump went out before I made a payment.

Did you purchase the car with any warranty or "As Is"? If it came As Is with no warranty, you are not likely to be able to do anything about it. ...

A will states all property is to be distributed equally between three beneficiaries. It has been 10 years since the death.

If there has been no probate filed, then there is NO personal representative of the estate. The beneficiary that also seems to have been nominated...

CAN A LANDLORD EVICT OR GIVE NOTICE WHEN TENANT HAS BREACHED CONTRACT

Commercial and Residential rentals are very different in Oregon and different laws apply to each. It does not sound like this situation will...

I have posted a 72 hr eviction notice on a tenant in oregon he is a week to week no written contract and no response

Your next step would be to file for eviction in court but the answer above is quite correct - landlord-tenant litigation is technical and any screw...

When is the best time to tell my (future) landlord that I know the fees she wants to charge are illegal?

Whether the requested non-refundable deposit is legal may depend upon the exact wording in the lease agreement so you may wish to review it with an...

30 DAY NOTICE

If you gave proper notice, your landlord is entitled to rely upon that notice. If your circumstances change after that, it is not your landlord's...

Landlord The reason why we had to replace the fridge is because it went out and we lost over 400. worth of insulin and over 300.

Your question raises several potential legal issues, all of which need to be properly evaluated by an attorney if you want meaningful answers. You...

Can the landlord collect extra funds for claimed damage if the notice was later than the law requires?

To the extent the landlord's claims for damages are valid, you are likely to be on the hook for them regardless of whether it took 48 days to claim...

While I agree in general with the above answers, assuming your tenant has been there less than one year, I do not see ANY reason to issue a 30 day...