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Oregon Eviction Help: A Lifeline for Landlords and Tenants
When a rental relationship breaks down, the situation can escalate quickly. David Lawrence is a dedicated eviction attorney in Southeast Portland who specializes in helping clients navigate these ‘bad situations.’ Operating under the banner of Oregon Eviction Help, Mr. Lawrence focuses specifically on the high-stakes world of landlord-tenant law. Whether you are a landlord dealing with a non-paying tenant or a renter facing the loss of your home, David Lawrence provides direct, flat-fee legal services designed to resolve conflicts before they become financial disasters.
Transparent, Flat-Fee Service
David Lawrence distinguishes himself with a commitment to transparency and affordability. He understands that legal fees are a major concern for anyone facing an eviction, which is why he offers $350 flat fee consultations. This approach allows clients to understand their rights and options without the fear of a runaway hourly bill. He is a solo practitioner who prioritizes personal connection, often sharing his own experiences to foster strong relationships with his clients.
- Eviction Specialist: Unlike general practice attorneys, David Lawrence focuses almost exclusively on evictions and rental disputes, ensuring he is up-to-date on Oregon’s constantly changing housing laws.
- Reasonable Resolutions: His philosophy is to work towards a ‘good resolution under reasonable terms,’ often helping parties reach agreements that avoid the stress and uncertainty of a trial.
- Community Focused: Established in 2002, his practice is deeply rooted in the Portland community, emphasizing family and local connection.
Practice Areas
The firm offers targeted legal services for the rental housing market 🏠.
Eviction Services
- For Landlords: Preparation of legal notices (72-hour, 30-day, etc.), filing FED (Forcible Entry and Detainer) lawsuits, and representation in eviction court.
- For Tenants: Defending against unlawful evictions, negotiating move-out agreements (Cash for Keys), and protecting tenant rights against harassment or retaliation.
Landlord-Tenant Consulting
- Lease Review: Analyzing rental agreements to ensure they comply with Portland’s complex zoning and tenant protection ordinances.
- Consultations: Providing strategic advice on how to handle difficult tenancies before legal action becomes necessary.
Located in Kerns/Buckman
David Lawrence’s office is located at 7 SE 30th Avenue, near the intersection with East Burnside Street. This central Southeast Portland location places him on the border of the Kerns and Buckman neighborhoods, easily accessible from downtown and the east side. The office is situated in a vibrant mixed-use area, reflecting the firm’s approachable and community-oriented nature. It is a convenient spot for clients to meet and map out a strategy for their housing issues.
I am an eviction attorney for those in a bad situation. I help you understand your rights so you can make informed decisions, not costly mistakes.
If you are facing an eviction crisis, do not guess at the law. Contact David Lawrence Attorney today to arrange a consultation. Knowing your rights is the first step to solving the problem.
Specializing In
Eviction Defense, Landlord Representation, Rental Dispute Resolution
Address & Location
7 SE 30th Ave, Portland, OR 97214
Building Location
Located in a mixed-use building near the intersection of SE 30th Ave and E Burnside St. The area is a busy corridor in Southeast Portland, filled with local businesses and residential apartments.
Suite Access
Enter from the street level on SE 30th Ave. Look for the signage for the Law Office of David Lawrence.
Parking Details
Street parking is available on SE 30th Ave and E Burnside St. It is generally easier to find parking here than in the central business district.
Public Transit
Serviced by TriMet Bus Line 20 (Burnside), which stops practically at the corner. The Line 19 (Glisan) is also nearby.
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