• Oregon State Bar (OSB)

Lawyer Referral Service - referral to a local attorney and a 30 minute consultation with the attorney for a $35 fee.

Modest Means Program - reduced-rate legal assistance to modest-income Oregonians involved in family law, criminal defense, foreclosure, and landlord/tenant issues.

Military Assistance Panel - program geared towards matching deployed servicemembers and their dependents with lawyers who provide up to 2 hours of free legal advice.

Problem Solvers - provides 30 minutes of free legal information and advice to children and young adults ages 11 to 17.

• Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO)

A non-profit organization that offers legal representation to low-income Oregonians. LASO also has Native American and farmworker programs.  Note, LASO only provides representation for civil matters.

• Oregon Law Center (OLC)  

Provides free legal assistance to low income Oregonians. OLC offers information, advice, and representation on a variety of civil matters.  OLC also has a few programs including assistance to clients who speak indigenous languages from Mexico and Guatemala and a program matching low income clients with pro bono attorneys. OLC has the same child support and public benefits statewide hotlines as LASO but also has a pro bono hotline.

• St. Andrew Legal Clinic

Offers legal services for low and moderate income clients with family law matters. The clinic uses a sliding scale to determine their fees. They serve clients in Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, and Columbia counties and have three office locations.

• The Commons Law Center

Offers sliding-scale services to people who live below 400% of the federal poverty level, practical training for new lawyers and law students, and community legal education.

• Oregon Legal Assistance Resource Guide

List of sources of free or low-cost legal assistance in Oregon.