Can I file a civil case against someone who I can not find?

You can file a civil case against anyone you like, however to not ultimately have it dismissed you're going to have to be able to find him and...

Can an employer suspend an employee for no reason?

Unless you have an employment contract or your employer has otherwise violated its own internal rules and procedures in placing you on suspension,...

Evictions

If you're in the middle of a 1 year term lease, the landlord can't simply use a 30 day no cause eviction notice. You should contact an attorney to...

I rent a house and would like to enter into a 'life lease' with the owners, paying a set amount up front for a life long lease.

For a variety of reasons, residential leases are typically term leases (for a period of one year, typically) or month-to-month. If a home is...

I have just served my tenant a 72 hour notice to pay rent or quit. What do I do now?

You wait 72 hours, or until the time and date written upon the notice, for the tenants to pay rent. If they do not pay by the deadline, assuming...

Homeowner want to sell his house, tenants have one year lease what happens when new buyer wants to move in?

A common tactic here for tenants to consider is a 'cash-for-keys' agreement, as my colleague Mr. Pickard explained, wherein the tenants offer to...

Will small claims court allow suit on an LLC that went out of biz & paid her last 2 months to people in PARTIAL CASH PAYMENTS?

You can certainly sue an LLC entity in small claims court, so long as the damages claimed are under the monetary threshold and it meets all other...

No, as far as I'm aware, a pro se litigant cannot recover attorney fees under 20.080, nor any other statute, unless they've actually retained an...

I'll try to address your issues in order: 1) So long as the noise is during reasonable times (i.e., typically not during the evening/sleeping...

Does Oregon have sure deposits that can be used when renting a house or apartment,

I've yet to see a bonding company such as Sure Deposits sprout up in Oregon as an alternative to residential landlord/tenant security deposits.