Oregon State Laws
Updated for 2026
Oregon Divorce Laws
Your complete guide to divorce in Oregon. Pure no-fault state.
Understanding Oregon Divorce Law
Property Division
Oregon follows Equitable Distribution.
Fair DivisionGrounds for Divorce
No-Fault Only: Irreconcilable differences causing irremediable breakdown
No-Fault OnlyChild Custody
Courts consider best interests factors.
Best InterestsChild Support
Uses the Income Shares Model.
Income Shares ModelChild Custody Factors
1
Emotional ties between child and family members
2
Interest of parents in child
3
Desirability of continuing existing relationship
4
History of abuse or domestic violence
5
Willingness of each parent to facilitate relationship with other parent
6
Childs primary caregiver history
7
Preference of child if mature enough
Spousal Support
Transitional Spousal Support
Short-term for transition
Spousal Maintenance
Long-term periodic support
Compensatory Spousal Support
For career sacrifice contributions
Key Statutes
ORS 107.025
Grounds for Dissolution
Irreconcilable differences
ORS 107.105
Property Division
Just and proper division
ORS 107.137
Child Custody
Best interests standard
Recent Changes
2024
Parenting Plan Updates
Oregon updated parenting plan filing requirements.
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