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Get civil legal aid from Oregon Law Center in Eugene

The Lane County Legal Aid Office serves low-income people throughout Lane County and accepts cases based on its priorities.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Check the issues the office handlesTypical cases involve housing, benefits, family law and domestic violence, but intake covers a wide variety of issues.
  2. Visit or call the Eugene office101 East Broadway, Suite 200. If you cannot come in, call 541-485-1017 or toll free 1-844-595-8330.
  3. Ask for language helpStaff speak English and Spanish, and interpreters are available for other languages.
Cases are accepted based on priorities set through a client needs assessment.

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