What is the process of issuing a lien on my own home?

You can sign a promissory note with a deed of trust or mortgage. That would be the most common way to do what you're proposing. Of course, drawing...

Can he sell something from underneath me when I am making payments on it?

There's not really a title to most personal property, including a television, so there's very little to prevent him from selling it other than you...

My job is in jeopardy because of my belongings being locked out by landlord I have TT the landlord and they say on their time?

I think you already asked this question. And there's not really a question here. If your landlord won't do the right thing and give you back your...

What can i do if my landlord wants to evict me from low income housing

At minimum, you need to show up to your court appearances. You might want to ask your landlord if they would agree to more time for you to move...

I was locked out while at work for an appeal I filed on an eviction. What are my options?

If the appeal wasn't filed before the writ of execution was issued and no bond was placed, then your landlord probably doesn't need to let you back...

Is it legal for the buyer to disclose commercial business information to third party without seller's consent and permission?

If the seller has the money from the purchase, what would their claim be? Information is generally not "confidential" just because it might be...

Why am I being sued? Am I responsible?

Sounds like you're not responsible. But if you've been served with a lawsuit, even in small claims, you still need to file an answer and respond...

My tennants went under my crawl space to hook into a water line

No, a tenant can damage the property. ORS 90.325 (2). Yes, you can bill them for the costs of damages for their negligence. If not paid, you can...

What are the laws about lost business due to construction

Generally, you can't sue the government for making decisions you don't like, even if those decisions affect you negatively. Your remedies are to...

Probably you can voluntarily dismiss a Defendant who hasn't appeared by filing anything with the court. Of course, whether that's a good idea or...