The Oregon Notice of Statutory Restraining Order Preventing the Dissipation of Assets in Domestic Relations Actions Between Unmarried Parents is a legal document issued by the Oregon Court of Appeals or a Circuit Court. It is used to protect the financial assets of unmarried co-parents who are involved in domestic relations proceedings. This restraining order prohibits either party from transferring, selling, or disposing of any assets or property (including bank accounts, real estate, investments, etc.) without the written consent of the other party, or without a court order. This restraining order also requires both parties to provide the other with a copy of any financial statement, tax return, or other document related to any asset or property that is subject to the order. There are two types of Oregon Notice of Statutory Restraining Order Preventing the Dissipation of Assets in Domestic Relations Actions Between Unmarried Parents: 1. A temporary restraining order, which is valid until the final order is issued and lasts up to three months; and 2. A permanent restraining order, which is issued after the final order and lasts until the assets and property of both parties are divided in accordance with the court’s decision. This order is intended to protect the assets of both parties, and any violation of this order can result in serious legal penalties.