How quickly you can evict a tenant depends significantly on both the terms of the lease agreement itself, and also on the reason for the eviction. ...

Do I settle my $27,000 credit card debt with the collection corp? Is there a Statute of Limitations on a defaulted card? Help!

There is a statute of limitations on collection of a debt account, but it is 6 years and thus you likely aren't yet nearing that protective...

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I have never been evicted. Due to financial circumstances, it is happening now.

If you received a Notice and you move by the date indicated, then you shouldn't have an eviction on your record. If you haven't complied with a...

It can be done, typically by means of a stipulated judgment and/or settlement agreement with the plaintiff. However, plaintiffs don't always agree...

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Our old lease will expire on Nov 15, 2013. We renewed from Dec 1,2013 to May 31, 2014 on Sep 30, 2013. Can we cancel the renew?

While it's impossible to give you a definitive answer without fully reviewing the lease document that you've signed, it's generally not likely that...

I need my tenant to move out in less than 30 days, will an agreement to early lease termination be enough paperwork?

Assuming the agreement is properly drafted, details the rights, duties, and responsibilities of both you and the tenant, and then you both perform...

How can I evict my 25 year old son from my home.

It depends on the situation. You might be able to file an eviction action with the court, or you could file an ejectment. If you've already...

What are my rights? What kind of attorney do I need?

You need to speak with a family law/divorce attorney immediately. Sent remotely from: Parks Law Offices, LLC Portland, Oregon (503)...

Does the word request means a requirement in contracts?

No, you're not legally obligated to give two weeks notice, in that you can walk in, quit, and walk out any time. However, it is good general...

Is there a way to place a lien on my ex's home or property since he refuses to pay a monetary award?

In Oregon the judgment should be good for 10 years, AND you can renew it for another 10. There are a variety of methods you can pursue to...