Reviewed August 2026
Forms in Oregon
Oregon has no single numbered petition form like California's Judicial Council forms. Instead, the Oregon Judicial Department's OJD Forms Center sorts statewide dissolution forms by role and circumstance. It groups them into separate packaged categories: petitioners with children, petitioners without children, respondents with children, respondents without children, and a co-party petition. Each category bundles the documents that role needs, instead of pointing filers to one titled form. So the exact documents a filer downloads depend on whether they are the petitioner or respondent, and whether the case involves minor children.
Virdix's document-preparation product currently prepares divorce paperwork for California and Florida cases. This page explains how forms works under Oregon law for people researching before they file. It is not legal advice, and Virdix does not prepare or file Oregon paperwork. See how Virdix works for California divorces.
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Where to get official Oregon divorce forms
courts.oregon.gov/programs/family/forms/Pages/divorce.aspx is the statewide OJD Forms Center page for dissolution of marriage forms. The broader self-help hub sits at courts.oregon.gov/help, which links to OJD iForms too, a free interactive tool for filling out and e-filing certain court forms online.
The dissolution packet by role
Oregon sorts its dissolution forms into five categories: Dissolution (Divorce) for Petitioners with Children, for Petitioners without Children, for Respondents with Children, for Respondents without Children, and a Co-party Petition for cases filed jointly. Each category packages a set of forms rather than offering one numbered petition. Filers should pick the category that matches their role and family situation before downloading.
Financial disclosure and UCCJEA information
The OJD Forms Center's dissolution page doesn't list the exact form titles for financial disclosure or UCCJEA custody-jurisdiction information by name; it organizes documents into accordion sections by category instead. Open the category matching your case at courts.oregon.gov/programs/family/forms/Pages/divorce.aspx to see the exact financial and custody-jurisdiction documents included.
E-filing through OJD eFile and iForms
The Oregon Judicial Department runs a statewide electronic filing system, OJD eFile, for circuit courts. It also offers OJD iForms, a free interactive guide for completing and e-filing certain court forms online, though iForms covers only a limited set of case types. Oregon's court sites don't state whether e-filing is mandatory or optional for self-represented divorce filers, or whether iForms' limited case types now include dissolution of marriage. Check courts.oregon.gov/help for current availability.
Fee waiver and self-help network
Oregon offers a statewide Fee Deferral and Waiver application through the OJD Forms Center's Fee Waiver and Deferral category, at courts.oregon.gov/forms/Pages/fee-waiver.aspx. The court's sites don't list the exact current form title or number on that fillable PDF. Check the general self-help hub at courts.oregon.gov/help for current instructions.
Sources: Oregon Courts help and self-help resources, OJD Forms Center: dissolution of marriage, OJD Forms Center: fee waiver
Not independently confirmed
- Exact form titles used for financial disclosure and UCCJEA custody-jurisdiction information within each OJD dissolution category
- Exact current form title/number on the Fee Deferral and Waiver fillable PDF
- Whether OJD iForms' limited case types currently include dissolution of marriage, and whether e-filing is mandatory for self-represented divorce filers
Forms in Oregon: frequently asked questions
Does Oregon have one standard divorce petition form?+
No. Oregon sorts its dissolution forms into five role-based categories: petitioners with or without children, respondents with or without children, and a co-party petition for joint filings. Each category packages a set of documents rather than offering one titled form.
Where do I find current Oregon divorce forms?+
courts.oregon.gov/programs/family/forms/Pages/divorce.aspx is the statewide OJD Forms Center page for dissolution of marriage. The broader self-help hub sits at courts.oregon.gov/help.
Can I e-file my Oregon divorce online?+
Oregon runs a statewide OJD eFile system for circuit courts, plus OJD iForms for a limited set of case types. The court's sites don't say whether iForms now covers dissolution of marriage, or whether e-filing is mandatory for self-represented filers. Check courts.oregon.gov/help for current availability.
Is there a fee waiver for Oregon divorce filing fees?+
Yes. The Oregon Judicial Department offers a statewide Fee Deferral and Waiver application through the OJD Forms Center's Fee Waiver and Deferral category, at courts.oregon.gov/forms/Pages/fee-waiver.aspx.
Which Oregon divorce form category should I use?+
It depends on your role in the case, and whether you have minor children together. Choose from Petitioner with Children, Petitioner without Children, Respondent with Children, Respondent without Children, or the Co-party Petition for a jointly filed case.
Does Oregon require a financial disclosure or UCCJEA form?+
Yes. Oregon's dissolution categories include the documents needed for each case type, but the court's sites don't list the exact financial disclosure and UCCJEA form titles by name within each category. Open the category matching your case on the OJD Forms Center to see the specific documents required.
This page is general information about forms in Oregon, not legal advice for your situation. Laws, fees, and procedures change over time; confirm current details with Oregon's own courts before relying on anything here. Virdix is not a law firm and is not licensed to practice law in Oregon. Virdix does not prepare or file Oregon divorce paperwork. It is not a substitute for an attorney licensed in Oregon.
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