Veteran’s Project - Legal Services - Revision history

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	\|Category=Legal Services		\|Category=Legal Services
	\|Name=Veteran’s Project		\|Name=Veteran’s Project
	\|Description='''''' ''101 SW Main St, Suite 1100'' ''Portland, Oregon 97204''		\|Description='''''' ''101 SW Main St, Suite 1100'' ''Portland, Oregon 97204'' ''https://mpdlaw.com/veterans-project/'' ''https://www.tprojects.org/veterans-services''
	#''https://mpdlaw.com/veterans-project/''
	''https://www.tprojects.org/veterans-services''


	In coordination with Transition Projects and Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program, the MPD Veteran’s Project provides high-quality legal services to help eligible veterans overcome legal barriers they sometimes face in finding and retaining stable and permanent housing. By taking a holistic approach to representation, they seek to reduce legal barriers and obstacles to housing.		In coordination with Transition Projects and Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program, the MPD Veteran’s Project provides high-quality legal services to help eligible veterans overcome legal barriers they sometimes face in finding and retaining stable and permanent housing. By taking a holistic approach to representation, they seek to reduce legal barriers and obstacles to housing.
	* Landlord-Tenant Advocacy and Representation:

	o
	~~Eviction Defense~~

	o
	~~Tenant Pre-Trial Dispute Negotiation~~

	o
	~~Reasonable Accommodation Requests~~

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	~~Expungement/Vacating of Prior Evictions~~

	o		'''Landlord-Tenant Advocacy and Representation''':
	Negotiation of Security Deposit Disputes		*Eviction Defense
	* Expungement Criminal Record (Sealing of an Oregon Conviction)		*Tenant Pre-Trial Dispute Negotiation
	* Felony Reduction		*Reasonable Accommodation Requests
	* Driver’s License Restoration		*Expungement/Vacating of Prior Evictions
	* Relief from Sex Offender Registration		*Negotiation of Security Deposit Disputes
	* Sex Offender Reclassification of Risk Level		** Expungement Criminal Record (Sealing of an Oregon Conviction)
	* Fine/Fee Reduction		** Felony Reduction
	* Restitution Negotiation		** Driver’s License Restoration
	* Name/Gender Marker Changes		** Relief from Sex Offender Registration
	* Discharge Upgrades		** Sex Offender Reclassification of Risk Level
	* ID Restoration		** Fine/Fee Reduction
	* Family Law Issues (generally by referral and use of SSVF General Housing Stability Assistance funds)		** Restitution Negotiation
	* VA/SSA Disability Disputes (generally by referral to specialist attorneys on contingency basis)		** Name/Gender Marker Changes
	* Outstanding Warrants		** Discharge Upgrades
	* Debt & Bankruptcy Advice or referral		** ID Restoration
	* Restraining Order and Stalking Order Advocacy		** Family Law Issues (generally by referral and use of SSVF General Housing Stability Assistance funds)
			** VA/SSA Disability Disputes (generally by referral to specialist attorneys on contingency basis)
			** Outstanding Warrants
			** Debt & Bankruptcy Advice or referral
			** Restraining Order and Stalking Order Advocacy

	Other Services Provided by SSVF Case Managers:		Other Services Provided by SSVF Case Managers:
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	* Assistance with employment search		* Assistance with employment search
	* Assistance in finding transportation		* Assistance in finding transportation
	* Connection with local support services		* Connection with local support services
			* Assistance is generally limited to those who have been screened into the SSVF program. To speak with MPD about this program, call (503) 225-9100 and ask for the Veteran’s Project or visit in-person. ''Contact Transition Projects online or by calling 211 or tollfree at (855) 425-5544.''
	~~''Contact Transition Projects online or by calling 211 or tollfree at (855) 425-5544.''~~		\|Provider=Metropolitan Public Defender Services, Inc.


	* Assistance is generally limited to those who have been screened into the SSVF program. To speak with MPD about this program, call (503) 225-9100 and ask for the Veteran’s Project or visit in-person.
	\|Facilities=Metropolitan Public Defender (MPD) Immigrant Defense Oregon		\|Facilities=Metropolitan Public Defender (MPD) Immigrant Defense Oregon
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	* Assistance is generally limited to those who have been screened into the SSVF program. To speak with MPD about this program, call (503) 225-9100 and ask for the Veteran’s Project or visit in-person.		* Assistance is generally limited to those who have been screened into the SSVF program. To speak with MPD about this program, call (503) 225-9100 and ask for the Veteran’s Project or visit in-person.
	\|Facilities=Metropolitan Public Defender (MPD) Immigrant Defense Oregon		\|Facilities=Metropolitan Public Defender (MPD) Immigrant Defense Oregon
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			\|Phone=(855) 425-5544
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	* Assistance is generally limited to those who have been screened into the SSVF program. To speak with MPD about this program, call (503) 225-9100 and ask for the Veteran’s Project or visit in-person.		* Assistance is generally limited to those who have been screened into the SSVF program. To speak with MPD about this program, call (503) 225-9100 and ask for the Veteran’s Project or visit in-person.
			\|Facilities=Metropolitan Public Defender (MPD) Immigrant Defense Oregon
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{{Resource
|Group=Legal Services
|Category=Legal Services
|Name=Veteran’s Project
|Description='''''' ''101 SW Main St, Suite 1100'' ''Portland, Oregon 97204''
#''https://mpdlaw.com/veterans-project/''
''https://www.tprojects.org/veterans-services''

In coordination with Transition Projects and Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program, the MPD Veteran’s Project provides high-quality legal services to help eligible veterans overcome legal barriers they sometimes face in finding and retaining stable and permanent housing. By taking a holistic approach to representation, they seek to reduce legal barriers and obstacles to housing.
* Landlord-Tenant Advocacy and Representation:

o
Eviction Defense

o
Tenant Pre-Trial Dispute Negotiation

o
Reasonable Accommodation Requests

o
Expungement/Vacating of Prior Evictions

o
Negotiation of Security Deposit Disputes
* Expungement Criminal Record (Sealing of an Oregon Conviction)
* Felony Reduction
* Driver’s License Restoration
* Relief from Sex Offender Registration
* Sex Offender Reclassification of Risk Level
* Fine/Fee Reduction
* Restitution Negotiation
* Name/Gender Marker Changes
* Discharge Upgrades
* ID Restoration
* Family Law Issues (generally by referral and use of SSVF General Housing Stability Assistance funds)
* VA/SSA Disability Disputes (generally by referral to specialist attorneys on contingency basis)
* Outstanding Warrants
* Debt & Bankruptcy Advice or referral
* Restraining Order and Stalking Order Advocacy

Other Services Provided by SSVF Case Managers:
* Assistance with housing search
* Assistance with employment search
* Assistance in finding transportation
* Connection with local support services

''Contact Transition Projects online or by calling 211 or tollfree at (855) 425-5544.''

* Assistance is generally limited to those who have been screened into the SSVF program. To speak with MPD about this program, call (503) 225-9100 and ask for the Veteran’s Project or visit in-person.
}}