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Oregon Divorce Costs: 2026 Breakdown & Fee Guide
Detailed breakdown of divorce costs in Oregon including filing fees, attorney costs, and ways to reduce expenses.
Oregon Divorce Cost Breakdown
Divorce costs in Oregon vary significantly based on whether your case is contested and whether you hire an attorney. Here's what you need to know:
Average Uncontested
$9,500
Average Contested
$18,000
Oregon Filing Fees by County
Filing fees in Oregon vary by county. Here are the fees for major counties:
| County | Filing Fee |
|---|---|
| Multnomah County (Portland) | $310 |
| Marion County (Salem) | $295 |
| Clackamas County | $310 |
Attorney Fees in Oregon
Hourly Rates
$225 - $475 per hour
Average: $325/hour
Flat Fee (Uncontested)
$1,500 - $3,500
For simple, agreed divorces
Average Retainer
$3,500
Upfront deposit required
Cost Scenarios for Oregon
DIY Uncontested
$330 - $500
90-day waiting period.
Cost Breakdown:
- Filing fee: $280-330
- Service fee: $50-100
- Copying: $25-50
Contested Divorce
$12,000 - $25,000
Litigated.
Cost Breakdown:
- Attorney fees: $10,000-22,000
- Court costs: $1,000-2,000
10 Ways to Reduce Divorce Costs in Oregon
1
DIY for simple cases
2
Use no-fault option
3
Mediate
Frequently Asked Questions About Oregon Divorce Costs
How much does divorce cost in Oregon?
Filing fees are $280-330. Oregon's no-fault and 90-day wait are reasonable for DIY at $330-500.
Ready to Start Your Divorce?
Whether you choose DIY or hire an attorney, understanding costs helps you budget effectively.