Oregon Law Center

Verified

Public defender's office

2.8(12 Google reviews)

873 NE 7th St Ste A, Grants Pass, OR 97526, United States

Information last updated October 18, 2026

Practice Areas

Immigration Real Estate Employment Family Law

About Oregon Law Center

Oregon Law Center (OLC) provides free civil legal services to low-income communities across Oregon. The organization focuses on achieving justice for clients by offering information, advice, brief service, and representation. OLC's mission includes helping individuals with matters related to their homes, livelihoods, medical care, and physical safety, particularly concerning domestic violence.

The center addresses a range of legal issues, including Administrative Law, Employment Law, Family Law, Farmworker Law, Housing Law, and Civil Rights. Specific programs and services include a Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, Eviction Defense Project, and Veterans Legal Help. They also operate a statewide Public Benefits Hotline and assist with immigration-related matters.

With multiple client service offices throughout Oregon, such as in Grants Pass, Coos Bay, Portland, and Salem, Oregon Law Center aims to be accessible. The organization is governed by a board of directors and staffed by experienced advocates, including a state support unit of attorneys who provide training and co-counsel on major cases. OLC is committed to non-discrimination, serving clients in English, Spanish, and other languages.

From the firm’s website

Services listed: Administrative Law, Employment Law, Family Law, Farmworker Law, Housing Law, Civil Rights, Public Benefits, Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, Eviction Defense Project, Veterans Legal Help, Immigration, Individual Rights
Languages: English, Spanish
Fees: Oregon Law Center provides free legal help to eligible clients.
Offices: 873 NE 7th Street, Suite A, Grants Pass, OR 97526

Source: oregonlawcenter.org · checked October 18, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.

Hours of Operation

Monday: 1–4PM
Tuesday: 1–4PM
Wednesday: 1–4PM
Thursday: 1–4PM
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Details & Amenities

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Oregon Law Center — Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Oregon Law Center located?+

Oregon Law Center is located at 873 NE 7th St Ste A, Grants Pass, OR 97526, United States. Use the "Get Directions" link on this page to navigate there.

What kind of cases does Oregon Law Center handle?+

Oregon Law Center handles Immigration, Real Estate, Employment, Family Law. Confirm that they cover your specific legal matter during your first consultation.

How do I contact Oregon Law Center?+

Call Oregon Law Center at +1 541-476-1058 or visit their website. Many firms offer a free or low-cost initial consultation.

Is Oregon Law Center well rated?+

Oregon Law Center has a 2.8-star rating based on 12 Google reviews. Ratings are sourced from Google and shown for reference.

Client Reviews

5 reviews

Christina Berger· via Google
Never called me back after giving advice and offering to take on the case only if it went to appeal. I got left hanging its been months and many voice-mails left and no call back. When u are in a real bind they don't have any real assistance in joco. Best suggestion is move somewhere with less corruption in the court.
5 years ago
Andra Moore· via Google
I am so happy to recommend OREGON Law Center to anyone who s legal info or assistance but, lack the funds to retain most attorneys. Diana greets you With a smile and immediately you know she wants to help you. The attorneys who give off their knowledge, education and time to be a voice for those who have none and truly believe in what they do. They are excellent attorneys who could surely earn higher incomes but, who believe in what they do more than how much out pays. I'm personally deeply grateful for having found them!!
6 years ago
Thomas Raby· via Google
Went to see them once and was rushed through the process and told to come back if I needed more help. It took over a week to get in touch the next time and then they told me there was no help available even if they told me to come in. Lady was a little rude about it too.. I don't know what her job is but if it's providing legal advice they should pull funding.
Edited 2 years ago
Michael Sullivan· via Google
My three times I visited with the lawyers at the Oregon law center. 1. Our van was in dire need of repairs but we couldn't find an honest mechanic. We were stuck on the chetco when the us park service gave us a $130 ticket for overstay. Yes, we broke the law by being unable to move and unable to move anywhere anyways cuz sleeping in cars is basically illegal. I was especially concerned about trying to be able to fix the van AND pay the ticket lest the federal gov put a warrant out for my arrest. The law center told me I broke the law despite my vehicle being my domicile and it was broke down. By the grace of God I still had insurance and a tow, and we finally found a trustworthy mechanic, but the Oregon law center said we would lose and wouldn't help us. 2. Because the California DMV never sent me my title I paid for to general delivery in crescent city, I have been on the hook to get repairs and a smog pass, which still hasn't happened a year plus later despite the kindness of community members to help us fix it. Lucero with Brookings pd decided to pull me over, lie to the judge in a ticket and say I didn't have insurance, proven untrue -- been insured since the day we bought our van -- and ticket me for expired registration. I told the Oregon law center I needed representation because I couldn't afford to lose our only home and they refused. Thankfully an understanding judge couldn't deny our efforts and gave us grace. Though the Oregon law center found us and our situation of no consequence. Re Lucero her real reason with Banion to pull my van over was because I was seeking help at Fred Meyer when a loose pit bull tried to attack ours and we didn't take Thay well, including threats to our person for others irresponsible actions. Lucero delivered the message That we were banned from Fred Meyer only after she cited me for a lie and the obvious but apparently her real employer is Fred Meyer. 3. In our homeless vanlife state I met a worker, formerly of adapt, but had
2 years ago
Carly Jean· via Google
I called just to be brushed off and told she wasn't a attorney and she didn't have one handy but she didn't feel like they could do anything for me. The lady stated she wasn't an attorney and she didn't have knowledge about the specific legalities of my potential case. She never offered to take my number down so I could talk to an attorney you know the person who could answer my questions and help me get resolution to my current situation. I don't think they wanted to help me from the start. Friendly I guess not helpful though.
10 months ago