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Family Law Statutes
Oregon Family Law Overview
Oregon family law is governed primarily by Chapter 107 of the Oregon Revised Statutes (Dissolution of Marriage; Annulment) and Chapter 109 (Parent and Child Rights and Relationship). Oregon courts use the best interests of the child standard and may award joint or sole legal and physical custody.
Disclaimer: The links below lead to official state government and legal reference websites. This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws change frequently – always verify current statutes and consult a licensed family law attorney in Oregon for advice specific to your situation.
Key Family Law Statutes
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ORS Chapter 107 – Dissolution of Marriage; Annulment (Full Chapter)
Oregon's primary family law chapter covering dissolution, custody, support, and parenting.
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ORS §§ 107.085–107.174 – Dissolution of Marriage and Property Division
Grounds for dissolution, equitable distribution, and spousal support.
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ORS §§ 107.169–107.179 – Child Custody
Child custody, parenting plan requirements, and joint custody.
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ORS §§ 107.135–107.153 – Child Support
Child support guidelines and modification.
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ORS Chapter 109 – Parent and Child Rights (§§ 109.001–109.990)
Parental rights, paternity, and related family law provisions.
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ORS §§ 109.701–109.834 – Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
Interstate child custody jurisdiction and enforcement (UCCJEA).