Who can apply
The provider serves low-income people with qualifying legal problems. Intake screens the issue, location and financial circumstances.
What help is available
Help can address civil issues including housing, benefits and consumer problems, depending on the case and available service.
Documents to prepare
- County and contact information.
- Income details requested at intake.
- Court papers, notices and dates.
How to get started
Select your county
Follow local intake instructions
Contact the listed provider; a county link may lead to Oregon Law Center or Oregon Law Help.
Describe any deadline
Tell intake staff about eviction papers or hearings and supply requested records.
After applying
Clarify whether representation has been accepted. Follow court instructions while waiting for an intake decision.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Does every county go to LASO?
No. Its county directory routes some areas to other legal-aid providers.
What if I have eviction court papers?
LASO’s homepage directs people with eviction papers to the Eviction Defense Project.
Does contacting an office establish representation?
Ask the provider directly whether it has accepted your case.
Sources and review
Checked October 1, 2026 using County intake routes, Services and eviction referral. USA Assistance background guide. Program staff determine eligibility and available assistance.
Historical screenshots: source reference.