Pro bono lawyers and free legal help in Oregon

Sherman County and shared Oregon options

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• Access the Law: free veteran consultations and housing-risk legal help ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Limited advice or consultation · Free and paid services; check program

  Veterans can request a free remote half-hour initial consultation on landlord-tenant, family, bankruptcy or estate-planning matters. Qualifying homeless or housing-risk veterans may obtain additional free services.

  Phone

  541-686-4890

  Email

  access@accessthelaw.org

  Eligibility and costs

  Veterans; additional grant-funded services require eligibility screening for homelessness or housing risk.

  How to start

  Complete the Veteran Intake form; the office follows up to schedule.

  Consultations in other subjects cost $100. Free initial advice does not promise ongoing representation. Attorney availability may produce a wait list.

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• Oregon Free Legal Answers online advice ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Limited advice or consultation · Free eligible legal services

  Free written civil-law answers from volunteer lawyers for eligible Oregon adults.

  Eligibility and costs

  Income and asset screening; adults who are not incarcerated, have no lawyer for the issue, and are not asking about a criminal charge.

  How to start

  Complete online screening and registration, post a question, then return to the website for the response.

  Three different questions per year. Responses are not guaranteed or assured before a deadline. Lawyers do not file papers, make calls, or appear in court.

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• CLEAR Clinic: free immigration and immigrant-worker legal help ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services

  Free limited or full-scope deportation defense through ECO, DACA renewal help, immigration screenings and legal services for immigrant workers facing workplace mistreatment.

  Phone

  503-389-5919

  Email

  info@clear-clinic.org

  Published location

  537 SE Ash Street, Suite 202, Portland, OR 97214

  Eligibility and costs

  Oregon immigrant community members; ECO enrollment and individual program eligibility apply.

  How to start

  Use the immigration intake forms or ECO enrollment linked on the program page.

  Scope and acceptance vary by program. Legal assistance does not guarantee immigration relief; government application fees should be confirmed separately.

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  CLEAR Clinic

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• CLEAR Clinic: free name and gender-marker legal help ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Limited advice or consultation · Free eligible legal services

  Free limited legal help navigating Oregon name and gender-marker changes and related identification updates.

  Phone

  503-389-5919

  Email

  info@clear-clinic.org

  Published location

  537 SE Ash Street, Suite 202, Portland, OR 97214

  Eligibility and costs

  The provider lists applicants over age 14, with parental notice/petition requirements for unemancipated minors.

  How to start

  Complete the name and gender-marker intake form; staff reviews it and follows up.

  Legal assistance is free; government filing and identification fees are separate. The provider lists a $124 court filing fee and fee-waiver help; confirm the current fee with the court.

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  CLEAR Clinic

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• CLEAR Clinic: free Oregon criminal record relief ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Eligibility screening and referrals · Free eligible legal services

  Free eligibility review, forms and filing guidance for Oregon criminal record expungement, plus limited assistance with selected SB 819 applications and court-fine waivers.

  Phone

  503-389-5919

  Email

  info@clear-clinic.org

  Published location

  537 SE Ash Street, Suite 202, Portland, OR 97214

  Eligibility and costs

  People with Oregon criminal records; relief eligibility varies by record and county.

  How to start

  Complete the record-relief intake form or attend a listed drop-in clinic.

  Mostly limited-scope or self-represented assistance. SB 819 capacity is limited; no guarantee of court approval or full representation. Does not clear out-of-state convictions.

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  CLEAR Clinic

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• CLEAR Clinic: free tenant advice and Portland eviction defense ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Limited advice or consultation · Free eligible legal services

  Statewide brief tenant advice and limited legal help; a separate eviction-defense program serves eligible Portland residents with termination notices or eviction cases.

  Phone

  503-389-5919

  Email

  info@clear-clinic.org

  Published location

  537 SE Ash Street, Suite 202, Portland, OR 97214

  Published schedule

  Tenant hotline Tuesday and Thursday 9am-5pm

  Eligibility and costs

  Oregon tenants for tenant advocacy. Eviction defense requires low income, Portland residence and a termination notice or eviction proceeding.

  How to start

  Complete the Tenant Advocacy Intake Form or call the tenant hotline at 503-433-6431.

  Statewide tenant advice does not establish statewide eviction representation. Intake does not guarantee legal help or rental assistance.

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  CLEAR Clinic

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• Disability Rights Oregon: free disability-rights intake ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Eligibility screening and referrals · Free eligible legal services

  Free intake and technical assistance for disability-related legal problems in Oregon; selected cases may receive further advocacy.

  Email

  welcome@droregon.org

  Published location

  900 SW 5th Avenue, Suite 1800, Portland, OR 97204

  Published schedule

  Monday-Friday 9-11am and 1-4pm

  Eligibility and costs

  People with disabilities or their advocates seeking help with a disability-related issue in Oregon.

  How to start

  Submit the online intake request or write to the published office address.

  A response and representation are not guaranteed. Excludes Social Security benefit applications/appeals, criminal defense, family law, workers compensation and finding housing or employment.

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  Intake FAQ — DRO

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• Disability Rights Oregon: vocational rehabilitation assistance ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Limited advice or consultation · Free eligible legal services

  Advice and advocacy concerning Oregon vocational rehabilitation, independent-living centers, Commission for the Blind vocational services and tribal vocational rehabilitation.

  Email

  welcome@droregon.org

  Published location

  900 SW 5th Avenue, Suite 1800, Portland, OR 97204

  Eligibility and costs

  People having difficulty obtaining these services, denied services or disagreeing with a counselor decision.

  How to start

  Request assistance through Disability Rights Oregon intake.

  Free intake and technical assistance are established; acceptance for ongoing advocacy or representation is selective. This is a rights-assistance program, not job placement.

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  Request Help — DRO

  Intake FAQ — DRO

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• Equity Corps of Oregon free immigration lawyer and clinic network ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Eligibility screening and referrals · Free eligible legal services

  ECO enrollees can seek free immigration services from affiliated providers, clinics, and private panel attorneys.

  Phone

  1-888-274-7292

  Email

  Info@equityCorps.org

  Published location

  ECO Zone: 333 SW 5th Ave. #250, Portland, OR 97204

  Published schedule

  Call center: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

  Eligibility and costs

  ECO enrollment and provider screening are required; case type and clinic referral rules apply.

  How to start

  Use ECO Enroll, call the center, or seek a prioritized referral to an affiliated provider. The source links the attorney directory.

  Not every provider is accepting new clients. ECO Zone asylum and open clinics require referrals; workshop and clinic services have limited scopes. Availability is not assured in every county.

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• Equity Corps of Oregon: free immigration legal help ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Eligibility screening and referrals · Free eligible legal services

  Statewide enrollment, assessment and matching to free immigration lawyers and clinics, with possible filing-fee support.

  Phone

  1-888-274-7292

  Email

  Info@equityCorps.org

  Published location

  333 SW 5th Avenue #250, Portland, OR 97204

  Published schedule

  Call center Monday-Friday 9am-6pm

  Eligibility and costs

  Oregon residents with household income below 200% of federal poverty guidelines who face deportation risk or need immigration legal help.

  How to start

  Call the statewide call center or make an appointment with a listed community navigator.

  Enrollment is reviewed for eligibility. Cases are prioritized by removal risk and deadlines; lawyer capacity and representation are not guaranteed immediately.

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  ECO Get Legal Help - Equity Corps of Oregon

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• LASO Portland Regional Office ↗

  Clackamas, Hood River, Multnomah, Sherman, Wasco counties

  Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services

  Phone intake for priority civil legal help; the office publishes full representation, brief advice, legal clinics and self-help materials.

  Phone

  503-224-4086; 800-228-6958

  Published location

  621 SW Morrison St, Suite 900, Portland, OR 97205

  Published schedule

  Published intake listing: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m.–noon and 1–4 p.m.; Wednesday, 1–5 p.m.

  Eligibility and costs

  Low-income residents of the listed service counties; the office screens income, case type and other eligibility requirements. Oregon Law Help describes LASO generally as serving incomes up to 125% of the federal poverty level, with some exceptions.

  How to start

  Call the new-caller/client line. The office says intake is phone-only and walk-ins are unavailable.

  Family and immigration services described on the office page focus on abuse survivors. The provider lists general office hours 9–noon/1–5 on weekdays; Oregon Law Help gives different intake hours, shown here. Call to confirm intake availability. Acceptance depends on financial eligibility, case priorities, conflicts and available staff; applying does not guarantee representation. These are civil legal-aid routes, not a general criminal-defense service.

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  What We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO

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  Legal Aid Services of Oregon Portland Regional Office | Oregon Law Help

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• Lewis & Clark Small Business Legal Clinic intake ↗

  Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies

  Eligibility screening and referrals · Free and paid services; check program

  Qualifying Oregon businesses can be assigned to student interns, staff attorneys, or volunteer lawyers for transactional help.

  Phone

  503-768-6940

  Email

  sblc@lclark.edu

  Published location

  333 SW 5th Ave., Suite 400, Portland, OR 97204

  Eligibility and costs

  Financial need, an existing or planned Oregon business or nonprofit, and a request within clinic scope.

  How to start

  Complete Client Enrollment online; staff conduct a 15–20 minute phone intake and determine program placement.

  Volunteer and intern programs charge sliding administrative fees; staff attorneys may charge hourly fees. No disputes, lawsuits, or bankruptcy.

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Prepare for intake

Have your county, deadlines, court papers and a short description of the problem ready. Ask about income documentation, language assistance, disability accommodations and whether help is advice only or representation. Use the program’s official intake channel for private documents. A directory listing or submitted request does not create an attorney-client relationship or extend a deadline.

The Oregon State Bar pro bono program does not match clients with volunteer lawyers. Its general referral and Modest Means programs charge fees; Modest Means offers reduced rates for eligible cases. Those services are separate from free legal-aid intake.

For criminal charges and other proceedings that may qualify for appointed counsel, contact the court about its application process. See your court’s contact and procedure links and the Bar’s public defender information. Appointment and financial eligibility require a court decision.