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If you are fined for property issues without due process, it may violate your constitutional rights. You have the right to notice and an opportunity to be heard before being fined. Consider contacting Legal Aid Services of Oregon for free legal assistance. They can help you challenge the fine and provide guidance on the necessary steps. Gather all relevant documents, such as communications and notices, to support your case. Legal aid resources and the Oregon State Bars Lawyer Referral Service may offer additional support.Full Conversation
Im being fined for property issues by the county, but no due process was served.
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Robert, it sounds like you might have a strong case if due process was not followed. Generally, you have the right to notice and an opportunity to be heard before being fined.
Have you received any official documentation regarding the fine or the property issue?
I have have but after they already fined me and said my right to appeal has passed
Hi Robert, it sounds like you might have a strong case if due process was not followed. Generally, you have the right to notice and an opportunity to be heard before being fined. Some potential steps you could consider:
- Request a review of the process to ensure your rights were respected.
- Seek legal advice on whether you can challenge the decision despite the appeal period passing.
Have you consulted with any legal aid services or a lawyer yet?
I dont have the money for a lawyer.
Hi Robert! It sounds like you might have a valid concern regarding due process. Here are a few options you might consider:
- Contact Legal Aid Services of Oregon: They offer free legal help and might be able to assist you.
- Self-Help Resources: Look into online resources or local law libraries for guidance on how to challenge the fine.
Have you looked into any free legal aid resources in your area?
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Robert, it's great that you've started looking into free legal aid resources. Here are a couple of options you could explore further:
- Legal Aid Services of Oregon: They offer free legal assistance. Check their website or contact them for more information.
- Oregon State Bar: They provide a Lawyer Referral Service which may offer a free consultation.
Have you been able to find any specific information or resources that might help with your case?
I was under the impression that its a violation of my constitutional right to not give me a trial.
Hey Robert! You're correct that due process is a constitutional right. Here are some key points:
- You have the right to notice and an opportunity to be heard before being fined.
- You can request a review of the process.
- Legal Aid Services of Oregon can help.
Have you tried contacting Legal Aid Services of Oregon to see if they can assist further?
I have not
Robert, it sounds like you may have a strong case, given the potential due process violation. Contacting Legal Aid Services of Oregon would be a crucial next step. They offer free legal help and could guide you on how to challenge the fine.
Have you checked their website or called them yet?
I will
Hey Robert! It seems you have a strong basis to challenge the fine due to potential due process violations. Definitely reach out to Legal Aid Services of Oregon as they can provide free legal support.
In the meantime, do you have any documentation or evidence related to the property issue and fine?
I have the letter of the fine amount and they placed a lien on my house
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Robert, it sounds like you have significant documentation to support your case. Here's what you can do next:
- Gather All Documents: Collect all communications, notices, and the letter of the fine.
- Contact Legal Aid Services of Oregon: They offer free legal help.
Have you checked the specific steps on how to contact Legal Aid Services of Oregon?
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