Other sources for forms:

1. There are some specialized forms (i.e., expungement) available on the Lane County Circuit Court web site, at:  http://courts.oregon.gov/Lane/Forms.page?                                                
2. Family Court Assistance Office, on third floor of Courthouse, sells packets of forms for individuals representing themselves in divorce or custody actions; check with the Court Information desk for available hours.  682-4302.
3. The web site for the Oregon Justice department offers some forms, although some may not be used in Lane County's Circuit Court.  Check with the Court Clerk about any local variations. The web site is:   http://courts.oregon.gov/OJD/selfhelp/index.page? 

  Web Sites for Legal and Business Research

http://www.leg.state.or.us/
Oregon legislative site, including ORS legislative materials.

http://www.lc.state.or.us/
Legislative Counsel's page

http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/banners/rules.htm
Oregon Administrative rules (current only)

http://courts.oregon.gov/OJD/
Oregon Judicial Branch, includes court rules, fees, and links to State Circuit Court websites in individual counties (including Lane)

http://www.publications.ojd.state.or.us
Oregon court web site for recent slip opinions for appellate courts.

http://www.oregon.gov/
Oregon state government web site for Governor's Office, and administrative agencies

http://www.osbar.org
Oregon State Bar Association web page, including directory of attorneys, and information pages on legal issues for public

http://www.bluebook.state.or.us
Guide to Oregon State Archives, and listing of historical records maintained by counties and the state, including genealogy information.

http://www.lclark.edu/~ccp/     
Council on Court Procedures website, including information on court rule changes, minutes and agendas for the Council, etc. 

http://www.occll.org/  
Oregon Council of  County Law Libraries website, which lists other county law libraries' addresses and phone numbers.  Also provides additional links to legal resources on the Internet.

Federal Sites:

http://www.usa.gov      

Federal government site linking to all federal court pages, Congress, the President's office and most federal administrative agencies

http://www.supremecourtus.gov
U.S. Supreme Court page (docket and slip opinions)

http://www.uscourts.gov
Page linking to all federal courts' web sites, including Oregon Bankruptcy, Oregon District Court and Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

http://thomas.loc.gov
Library of Congress page, linking to current Congressional bills, Public Laws, legislative history information, Congressional Record, and Committee publications

http://www.justice.gov
U.S. Dept. of Justice, including information on how to make Freedom of Information requests to public agencies.

http://www.whitehouse.gov
Web site for the Office of the President, which includes press releases, information about the White House (history, tours, etc.), biographical information, and links to Presidential Proclamations and Executive Orders issued by the President.

http://www.gpoaccess.gov/
Main web page for the Government Printing Office, which provides links to many federally-generated documents.  Also includes complete catalog of publications available from the federal government, including Congressional and special reports.

General Legal Research Sites:

http://www.findlaw.com
Free site which links to all 50 states' laws and courts, plus federal sites.  Includes information on locating attorneys in other states, plus links to news releases and other information for both attorneys and non-attorneys.

http://www.loc.gov/law/public/law-guide.html
Web page maintained by Law Library of Congress, which includes links to federal, state and international law sources. (Warning: some foreign law materials are available in English, but some links are to sites which are in the native language of the country represented, and are not translated.)

http://www.nolo.com
Web site for Nolo Press, which publishes self-help legal guides for non-attorneys.  Site includes information pages explaining legal terminology and issues.  (Warning: information on this site is not specific to Oregon law and does not constitute legal advice.  It is only intended to give users some general information.)

http://www.martindale.com
Online directory of attorneys practicing in all 50 states, organized by geographical region and by name.  Includes biographical information (Martindale-Hubbell Directory of Attorneys). Also includes access to LEXISOne and free case law opinions for all 50 states (years of coverage for Oregon only go back to 1999.).