Start with your county and legal issue
Find a published regional legal-aid intake route for every one of Oregon’s 36 counties, plus specialized legal assistance and volunteer programs.
Free legal assistance depends on income, case type, conflicts and program capacity. Advice clinics and online answers provide limited help; representation requires separate acceptance. Firm participation listings document pro bono work and explain how cases reach the firm. They do not establish an open public intake or a lawyer available today.
Oregon legal assistance directory
50 matching source profiles · page 2 of 5. Shared programs have their own residency and case requirements.
LASO Central Oregon Regional Office ↗
Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson counties
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Bend legal-aid office serving three counties and the Warm Springs Reservation, with appointment outreach in Prineville, Madras and Warm Springs.
- Phone
- 541-385-6944; 800-678-6944
- Published location
- 42 NW Greeley Ave, Bend, OR 97703
- Published schedule
- Telephone intake: Monday–Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon and 1–4 p.m.; walk-in intake Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon and 1–4 p.m.
- Eligibility and costs
- Family income should be at or below 125% of the federal poverty level; family-law assistance is for applicants fleeing domestic violence.
- How to start
- Call for screening or use the published Tuesday/Thursday walk-in intake; arrange outreach by appointment.
The body and hours table disagree about Tuesday telephone closing time (4 p.m. versus 5 p.m.). The earlier time is shown; call to confirm. The page lists expungement help but does not establish general criminal defense. 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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Directory source recordWhat We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
Legal Aid Services of Oregon Portland Regional Office | Oregon Law Help
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LASO Douglas County Office ↗
Douglas counties
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Roseburg civil legal-aid office serving all Douglas County; western Douglas is also served by OLC Coos Bay.
- Phone
- 541-673-1181; 888-668-9406
- Published location
- 700 SE Kane St, Roseburg, OR 97470
- Published schedule
- Telephone intake: Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–3 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 during telephone intake hours.
Priority topics include housing, protection from abuse, benefits, disability, family and senior issues. Listed expungement services do not establish general criminal representation. 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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Directory source recordWhat We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
Legal Aid Services of Oregon Portland Regional Office | Oregon Law Help
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LASO Klamath Falls Regional Office ↗
Klamath, Lake counties
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Civil legal help for Klamath and Lake counties, including housing, domestic violence-related family matters, benefits, employment and seniors.
- Phone
- 541-273-0533; 800-480-9160
- Published location
- 832 Klamath Ave, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
- Published schedule
- Phone: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; walk-in intake Tuesday–Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon and 1–4 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 for intake, attend published walk-in intake, or request an appointment at another time.
The narrative says the lunch closure applies to all walk-in days; one Thursday table entry omits it. The narrative lunch closure is retained. 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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Directory source recordWhat We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
Legal Aid Services of Oregon Portland Regional Office | Oregon Law Help
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LASO Lincoln County Office ↗
Lincoln counties
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Newport legal-aid office serving Lincoln County, including Siletz reservations, for tenant rights, civil rights, protection from abuse and government assistance matters.
- Phone
- 541-265-5305
- Published location
- 304 SW Coast Highway, Newport, OR 97365
- Published schedule
- Intake: Monday–Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon and 1–3 p.m.; messages at other times.
- 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 during intake hours or leave a message; other appointment times may be arranged.
Service on reservations does not mean every tribal-law issue is within this regional office’s practice. 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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Directory source recordWhat We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
Legal Aid Services of Oregon Portland Regional Office | Oregon Law Help
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LASO Pendleton Regional Office ↗
Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Wheeler counties
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Regional civil legal help, with appointment outreach in Hermiston, Milton-Freewater and Enterprise.
- Phone
- 541-276-6685; 800-843-1115
- Published location
- 202 SE Dorion Ave, Suite 102, Pendleton, OR 97801
- Published schedule
- Phone intake: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–noon and 1–5 p.m.; walk-ins Tuesday–Thursday, 9:30–11:30 a.m. and 1:30–4:30 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
- Apply by phone, attend published walk-in intake, or arrange an in-person/telephone outreach appointment.
Monday and Friday office visits require an appointment. The publisher lists Native American issues among practice areas; screening determines whether a particular tribal matter can be handled. 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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Directory source recordWhat We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
Legal Aid Services of Oregon Portland Regional Office | Oregon Law Help
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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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Directory source recordWhat We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
Legal Aid Services of Oregon Portland Regional Office | Oregon Law Help
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LASO Salem Regional Office ↗
Marion, Polk counties
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Civil advice and representation for Marion and Polk counties, including housing, protective orders, selected benefits and court-debt issues.
- Phone
- 503-581-5265; 800-359-1845
- Published location
- 280 Liberty St SE, Suite 320, Salem, OR 97301
- Published schedule
- Walk-ins Tuesday/Wednesday, 9 a.m.–noon and 1–5 p.m.; phone intake Monday/Thursday, 9–11 a.m. and 2–4 p.m., Friday 9–11 a.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 during published phone intake, attend walk-in intake, or arrange a telephone/in-person appointment.
Family-law and protective-order priorities concern abuse survivors. Immigration service is referral-only for U/T visa and VAWA matters. Social Security assistance is limited to SSI/SSD overpayments and terminations; Veterans Affairs is among listed benefits topics. The dated expungement paragraph does not establish current intake capacity. 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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Directory source recordWhat We Do at Legal Aid Services of Oregon - LASO
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
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
- 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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Lewis & Clark: free low-income taxpayer representation ↗
Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Supervised legal help with IRS audits, tax debts and related disputes; eligible cases may receive free representation.
- Phone
- 503-768-6500
- litc@lclark.edu
- Published location
- 333 SW 5th Avenue, Suite 400, Portland, OR 97204
- Eligibility and costs
- Income below 250% of federal poverty guidelines, with case selection based on clinic expertise, priority and educational fit.
- How to start
- Call, email or use the published tax-screening appointment link.
Wait list and case-priority selection apply. Oregon tax disputes require a related IRS controversy. No routine tax preparation. The page income table is dated 2024; confirm current dollar thresholds.
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Directory source recordContact Us • Low Income Taxpayer Clinic • Lewis & Clark Law School, Portland, Oregon
Lewis & Clark - Low Income Taxpayer Clinic | Oregon Law Help
Low Income Taxpayer Clinic • Lewis & Clark Law School, Portland, Oregon
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Oregon Crime Victims Law Center: free victims-rights representation ↗
Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Free representation asserting crime victims rights in criminal proceedings and possible assistance with contested protection-order hearings.
- Phone
- 503-208-8160
- Published location
- 7412 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway, Suite 209, Portland, OR 97225
- Eligibility and costs
- Child or adult crime victims who live in Oregon or whose crime occurred in Oregon; protection-order assistance requires screening.
- How to start
- Call or email for intake; arrange an appointment before visiting.
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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Oregon Innocence Project: free wrongful-conviction case screening ↗
Shared Oregon program; eligibility applies
Eligibility screening and referrals · Free eligible legal services
Pro bono legal assistance for Oregon convictions involving factual innocence and a possibility of proving it.
- Published location
- PO Box 5248, Portland, OR 97208
- Eligibility and costs
- Applicants asserting factual innocence in an Oregon case, subject to case review.
- How to start
- Complete and sign the case-screening questionnaire and requested documents; mail to the project.
Applications can take time. Do not send transcripts or extra records unless requested, or call for status. Representation starts only after case acceptance and a written agreement.
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OLC Coos Bay Regional Office ↗
Coos, Curry, Douglas counties
Legal assistance; representation after acceptance · Free eligible legal services
Civil legal assistance for Coos, Curry and western Douglas County, prioritizing domestic violence, housing, family, benefits, employment and civil rights.
- Phone
- 541-269-1226; 800-303-3638
- Published location
- 490 N. 2nd St, Coos Bay, OR 97420
- Published schedule
- Client calls: Monday–Thursday, 1:30–4 p.m.
- Eligibility and costs
- Low-income residents of the published service counties; case, income and conflict screening applies. Oregon Law Help describes OLC generally as serving incomes up to 125% of the federal poverty level, with some exceptions; ask the office about senior-service eligibility.
- How to start
- Call during the published client-contact hours.
Douglas coverage is western Douglas County only; LASO Roseburg serves all Douglas County. 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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Legal Help for Clients - Oregon Law Center
Find Your Local Office - Oregon Law Center
Legal Aid Offices | Oregon Law Help
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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.
Legal-aid intake coverage across all 36 counties
Each county links to a reviewed regional intake route. This is service-area coverage, not a count of local firms, available lawyers or guaranteed representation.
Baker County
1 published regional intake route
Benton County
2 published regional intake routes
Clackamas County
1 published regional intake route
Clatsop County
1 published regional intake route
Columbia County
2 published regional intake routes
Coos County
1 published regional intake route
Crook County
1 published regional intake route
Curry County
1 published regional intake route
Deschutes County
1 published regional intake route
Douglas County
2 published regional intake routes
Gilliam County
1 published regional intake route
Grant County
1 published regional intake route
Harney County
1 published regional intake route
Hood River County
1 published regional intake route
Jackson County
1 published regional intake route
Jefferson County
1 published regional intake route
Josephine County
1 published regional intake route
Klamath County
1 published regional intake route
Lake County
1 published regional intake route
Lane County
1 published regional intake route
Lincoln County
1 published regional intake route
Linn County
2 published regional intake routes
Malheur County
1 published regional intake route
Marion County
2 published regional intake routes
Morrow County
1 published regional intake route
Multnomah County
1 published regional intake route
Polk County
2 published regional intake routes
Sherman County
1 published regional intake route
Tillamook County
1 published regional intake route
Umatilla County
1 published regional intake route
Union County
1 published regional intake route
Wallowa County
1 published regional intake route
Wasco County
1 published regional intake route
Washington County
1 published regional intake route
Wheeler County
1 published regional intake route
Yamhill County
1 published regional intake route