Can Felons Vote In Oregon?

Can Felons Vote In Oregon?

Can felons vote in Oregon? Surprisingly, in many cases the answer is “Yes”. Oregon law provides that a person convicted of a felony keeps all of their civil rights including the right to vote, with an important exception. That exception is that a person convicted of a...

We’re Still at Work for You

Video Transcription I’m Chris Eggert, attorney with Eggert Law Firm. The Covid-19 epidemic has brought changes to all of our lives. Here at Eggert Law Firm we’ve made changes too. Through the end of April 2020 all of our consultation fees are waived. For the...

COVID-19 Response

In order to best serve our clients and prospective clients during this time, due to the COVID-19 spread in our community, we will have all meetings and consultations by phone and videoconference only. We are able to videoconference with the following apps: FaceTime,...
Divorce Tips – Back Up Your Phone

Divorce Tips – Back Up Your Phone

At Eggert Law Firm, I advise my divorce and custody clients to back up their phone on a regular basis. It’s easy to do and will help your case. These days, most of us have some kind of smartphone and that phone has become the communications hub of our lives! We...
What is the Difference Between DUI and DWI and DUII?

What is the Difference Between DUI and DWI and DUII?

I’m often asked what the difference is between DUI and DUII or DWI. It’s more than just a difference in how to spell an acronym. DUI and DWI are often used to describe what is commonly called “drunk driving”. DUI is an acronym for “Driving Under the Influence” while...

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