Attorney-built, Oregon-specific divorce documents you start online, with guided support for parenting plans, property division, and the hard family-law questions. An attorney reviews everything before you sign.
36
Oregon counties covered
Every circuit court, one workflow
1 day
Median to drafted paperwork
From finished interview to complete draft; attorney review follows before you sign
Weeks
Faster than traditional drafting
Compared with typical limited-representation document services
100%
Attorney-reviewed filings
All paperwork, before you sign
Figures as of 2026-07-25.
Built for the parts of divorce drafting where generic online form sites leave you on your own: parenting schedules, property terms, and difficult Oregon family-law questions.
Not a 50-state form generator. Built around Oregon family-law logic and Oregon divorce practice.
An Oregon family-law attorney reviews your paperwork for completeness and consistency before it moves to e-signature.
Build standard and custom parenting and holiday plans that are clearer and more practical than generic templates.
Divide assets and debts with percentages, offsets, and loan-to-asset mapping, not just a list.
Get help with complex Oregon family-law questions throughout the interview, grounded in curated professional sources.
The price difference is not about marketing. It reflects what you actually get, and what you don't.
Better drafting now can prevent costly problems later. The premium pays for itself by reducing the risk of rejected filings, parenting conflicts, and property-division confusion.
Price range
DIY Forms
$150–$500
Unlink Legal
$1,995–$2,800
Attorney
$3,000–$10,000+
Oregon-specific logic
DIY Forms
No
Unlink Legal
Yes
Attorney
Yes
Attorney review
DIY Forms
No
Unlink Legal
Yes
Attorney
Yes
Custom parenting plans
DIY Forms
No
Unlink Legal
Yes
Attorney
Yes
Granular property division
DIY Forms
No
Unlink Legal
Yes
Attorney
Yes
Guided interview support
DIY Forms
No
Unlink Legal
Yes
Attorney
Varies
E-signature routing
DIY Forms
Varies
Unlink Legal
Yes
Attorney
Varies
Court strategy & litigation
DIY Forms
No
Unlink Legal
No
Attorney
Yes
Generic parenting plans are inexpensive. Fixing them later (after the confusion, the arguments, and the missed holidays) often is not.
Anyone can generate a property list. Unlink Legal helps you divide assets and debts with percentages, offsets (a credit that balances out an uneven split), and loan coordination, so the terms actually make sense when life moves forward.
Get source-grounded guidance inside the workflow when difficult family-law questions come up, without leaving the interview and without the off-topic guesswork you get from a general-purpose chatbot.
A structured process designed for Oregon uncontested divorces, with support at every step.
Answer Oregon-specific questions that adapt to your situation. Get guided support for difficult family-law questions as they come up.
Build clearer parenting schedules and property-division terms using tools designed for the parts most likely to cause conflict later.
An Oregon family-law attorney reviews all of your paperwork for completeness, consistency, and alignment with what you described.
Both parties sign the completed paperwork electronically once the review is complete.
Receive county-specific filing instructions for your Oregon county. Add optional filing and shepherding support when you want a firmer handoff.
Under the guided interview is a document engine built for consistency: every answer is structured, cross-checked, and verified before your paperwork reaches attorney review.
15
Adaptive interview modules
Eight apply to every case; seven activate only for children, custody, support, real estate, debts, or name restoration.
72
Structured fact groups
Connected across your interview, review, and court documents — so the same fact never has to agree with itself twice.
50
Readiness & completeness checkpoints
Coded checks across the workflow reject missing or inconsistent legal terms before anything is drafted.
41
Structural checks per pleading
Every drafted pleading is verified against Oregon pleading format: captions, margins, footers, fonts, and line numbering.
10–13
Court documents per case
Ten core Oregon filing documents, with the parenting plan, service, and support forms added when your case requires them.
6
Finalization stages
Client review, payment, fee agreement, paperwork drafting, attorney review, release — nothing is available until attorney sign-off.
Counts reflect the shipping system, verified 2026-07-25 — not marketing estimates.
A clearer middle ground when you and your spouse agree on the major terms. And a straightforward signal when a different legal path is the better fit.
Not an automated validation pass. A licensed Oregon family-law attorney goes through the finished documents while there is still time to change them.
Review is a quality check on the documents you built. It is not full representation.
All paperwork is reviewed by an Oregon family-law attorney for completeness and consistency before e-signature.
Shared with client permission. First names only, for privacy.
We already agreed on parenting time, but Unlink helped us work through the parts we had overlooked, including school breaks, exchange times, and what happens when a holiday falls on someone else’s weekend. Having those details settled now gives us fewer things to argue about later.
We finished the online interview in one evening. The final paperwork covered the house refinance, the mortgage, and deadlines for signing transfer documents much more clearly than anything we could have prepared ourselves.
I live in a rural part of Oregon where it is difficult to find a family-law attorney nearby. Unlink gave me access to an Oregon attorney and court-ready documents without taking a day off work to drive several hours for an appointment.
Choose the package that matches the case facts at checkout. Each tier includes Oregon-specific drafting, guided interview support, and attorney review before signature.
$1,995
Best for cooperative Oregon cases without minor children, real property, or retirement/deferred compensation division.
$2,495
Adds parenting-plan and child-support-related drafting for uncontested Oregon cases involving children.
$2,800
Expanded drafting for real property, retirement/deferred compensation, child issues if applicable, or settlement terms that need more care.
Full-service filing & shepherding means we file your paperwork with the court for you and follow the case through to the judge’s signature, so you don’t have to navigate the courthouse yourself. Every Oregon divorce has a court filing fee, set by state statute (ORS 21.155) and currently $301 in every county, unless the court waives it for financial need. It is an out-of-pocket cost paid to the court: when we file for you, we advance it and include it in your charge; if you file yourself, you pay the $301 to the court directly and it is not part of our fee.
Better drafting and attorney review now. Less risk of costly problems later.
Practical answers about pricing, attorney review, children's cases, property division, guided support, and how the process works.
Most online divorce sites use generic, one-size-fits-all form generators built for every state at once. They drop your answers into a template and return documents with little error checking, and if something is wrong, you often won't find out until a judge or the other side points it out.
Unlink is built only for Oregon. Every question, calculation, and document follows Oregon law and court rules, with built-in tools that catch the mistakes that cost people the most: missed assets, unworkable parenting schedules, support miscalculations, and property terms that cause problems years later.
You're guided in plain language the whole way, and an Oregon-licensed attorney reviews your finished documents before you sign. The higher price buys Oregon-specific precision, safeguards against costly mistakes, and a real attorney's review before anything is filed.
Before your documents are released for e-signature, an Oregon family-law attorney reviews your paperwork for completeness, consistency, and alignment with what you described in the interview. It is not full representation, but it is a meaningful quality check that generic form sites do not provide.
Yes. This workflow is designed specifically for couples who already agree on the major terms. The system organizes your agreement into court-ready documents with Oregon-specific logic so important issues are less likely to be left vague.
Yes. The app includes a parenting plan builder that supports standard and custom schedules, holiday plans, and child-support-related drafting. Cases with children go through the same guided interview and attorney review process.
Yes. The property division tools support percentage-based allocations, loans tied to assets, offsets, and more granular financial drafting than most generic form sites provide.
The support is available inside the guided interview workflow, designed with guardrails, and grounded in curated professional legal sources. It is not open-ended internet search or speculative conversation. It helps with specific Oregon family-law questions as they arise during the intake process.
Yes. Sensitive identifiers are handled separately and stored in a workflow built for privacy. Confidential information is not sent to external AI providers.
Most couples complete the guided interview in one to three sessions. Attorney review typically takes two to five business days after both parties have finished the interview and confirmed their terms. Total timeline from start to signed documents is usually two to four weeks, depending on how quickly both parties engage.
Read practical guides on starting divorce online in Oregon, parenting plan issues, and property division questions.
Jan 7, 2026
This guide explains the usual path of an Oregon divorce, from meeting residency rules and filing in circuit court to serving papers, resolving parenting and support issues, and entering a judgment. It focuses on Oregon procedure, common documents, and what to expect in an uncontested case.
Dec 3, 2025
An uncontested divorce in Oregon usually costs less than a contested case, but the total depends on filing fees, service, parenting issues, and whether you use a lawyer or a guided Oregon divorce app. This guide explains typical Oregon divorce costs, what drives them up, and how to keep the process efficient.
Nov 3, 2025
Oregon allows no-fault divorce, and many couples can handle an uncontested case with the right forms and a clear agreement. This guide explains residency, filing in circuit court, parenting plans, child support, and when online divorce works well for self-represented couples.
Access county-specific filing notes, courthouse logistics, and local process context. Every county guide connects to the same statewide guided intake workflow.
A better way to complete an uncontested Oregon divorce, with Oregon-specific drafting, guided support, and attorney review before you sign.
Unlink Legal, a DBA of Pacific Law Firms, LLC · Serving all 36 Oregon counties
