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The child support obligation is based on income and is then reduced (credited) depending on the number of overnights. If a parent's percentage of the combined income is greater than the percentage of their parenting time credit, that parent will owe support.
Requests may be submitted in person, by mail, online, or as otherwise specified by each circuit court. Online requests may be submitted via the Records Request Form or by visiting the circuit court's website. Visit our Self-Help Center? for more resources.
Under Oregon's Public Records Law, ?every person? has a right to inspect any nonexempt public record of a public body in Oregon. [1] This right extends to any natural person, any corporation, partnership, firm or association, and any member or committee of the Legislative Assembly.
Interactive Online Forms Guide & File is an online self-guided interview process that works on any computer or mobile device. Forms are available for multiple types of cases including restraining orders, evictions, set-asides, and family cases like divorce, parenting time, and modification of judgment.
Oregon eCourt Case Information (OECI) ? this website provides free online access to criminal records for all Oregon circuit courts. Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) ? the Oregon DOC provides a search of all criminal records in Oregon.
You must contact the agency directly to request public records from a state agency. A list of state agencies and their contact information can be found on the Oregon State Government website. Some local governments in Oregon maintain websites where you can find information about how to request public records.
While the state of Oregon supports the right of the public to view court records or court case information, there are exemptions to this rule provided by ORS 192.345 and 192.355.
To access services, visit the legal aid office during intake hours posted on their website or call: 503.581. 5265 or 1.800. 359.1845.