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The Office of State Court Administrator has prepared family law forms for optional use by local courts.

IMPORTANT!  Self-represented litigants should check with their local courts and facilitators to find out whether the court in their county will accept the use of these forms and to find out what the filing fee is.  If you cannot find the form you are looking for on this website or at your local court, Click to get more information about where else to look .

www.osbar.org/ .

How To Select The Forms You Need:  A brief description about each of the form packets is contained in this file Forms for Family Law Cases   (Rev 11/14). This may be helpful to you in selecting which packet to use. Click on the links below for the actual forms in each packet.

Searching the Forms:   You may search the forms using the Search function above, restricting the search to courts.oregon.gov, not the entire World Wide Web (WWW).  Type in a descriptive word or phrase generally describing the form you need.  For example, if you are looking for forms to keep your child's schedule as it currently exists during the pendency of your case, you may type in the words status quo and a number of possible links will be provided.

COMPLETE LIST OF FORMS :   Complete list of all available forms in each packet.

courts.oregon.gov/OJD/faq.page?#Q3 .)

Information and Packet 18  - Dismissal of Case (before judgment)

Information and Packet 19 - Contempt

Elderly / Disabled Persons Abuse Prevention Act (EPPDAPA)

Restraining Orders - Family Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA)

Stalking Protective Orders

Name Change Forms for Participants in Address Confidentiality Program

NOTE. Forms must be translated into English before filing with the court.  Please contact your local court if you need an interpreter.

You should take your completed forms to the court for filing. Some counties have facilitators available to help self-represented litigants complete the forms correctly. Courts charge a fee to file most documents with the court. To find out whether your court has a facilitator to assist you and to find out what the filing fee is, contact the clerk of your local court .