How long do I have to live here in Oregon before I can file bankruptcy?
It sounds like you're already in the 90-day limit. You can read more about the bankruptcy laws here: http://www.northwestlawoffice.com/bankruptcy.html
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It sounds like you're already in the 90-day limit. You can read more about the bankruptcy laws here: http://www.northwestlawoffice.com/bankruptcy.html
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