Oregon Crime Victims Law Center: free victims-rights representation
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What this source covers
Free representation asserting crime victims rights in criminal proceedings and possible assistance with contested protection-order hearings.
How to use it
Call or email for intake; arrange an appointment before visiting.
Limits and questions to verify
Does not defend criminal defendants or protection-order respondents. Excludes divorce/custody, eviction, immigration and damages lawsuits. Published office hours differ from phone-service hours; confirm before visiting.
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Source: Oregon Crime Victims Law Center: free victims-rights representation · https://www.ocvlc.org/legal-representation.html
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Source location: Legal assistance; representation after acceptance; Free eligible legal services; Civil legal help; Criminal and record relief; Older adults; Children and youth; statewide source; discovered from https://www.ocvlc.org/legal-representation.html
Source checked: 2026-10-11 (access date, not legal effective date)
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What this source covers
Free representation asserting crime victims rights in criminal proceedings and possible assistance with contested protection-order hearings.
How to use it
Call or email for intake; arrange an appointment before visiting.
Limits and questions to verify
Does not defend criminal defendants or protection-order respondents. Excludes divorce/custody, eviction, immigration and damages lawsuits. Published office hours differ from phone-service hours; confirm before visiting.
First-party legal assistance publisher evidence retained and service-navigation profile reviewed 2026-10-11. A listing does not establish current openings, case acceptance or professional legal validation. Firm participation is not proof of public intake.
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