How much does an uncontested divorce cost in Oregon?
Flat-fee pricing works best when couples already agree on the major terms. The goal is transparent, Oregon-specific guidance that sits between generic kits and full contested representation.
$1,995-$2,800Flat fees. The court filing fee is separate.
Reviewed by an Oregon attorney before you sign
Pricing built for Oregon uncontested cases
Choose the package that fits the case facts, then add filing support or a legal consultation if you want extra guidance before filing.
Basic uncontested dissolution
$1,995
Best for cooperative Oregon cases without minor children, real property, or retirement/deferred compensation division.
- Guided Oregon-specific interview
- Attorney-reviewed court-ready paperwork
- Secure e-signature routing
- County-specific filing instructions
Parenting uncontested dissolution
$2,495
Adds parenting-plan and child-support-related drafting for uncontested Oregon cases involving children.
- Everything in Basic
- Custom parenting-plan and holiday schedule builder
- Child-support-related drafting and review
- Court-ready paperwork with children's-case consistency check
Full uncontested dissolution
$2,800
Expanded drafting for real property, retirement/deferred compensation, child issues if applicable, or settlement terms that need more care.
- Everything in the applicable lower tier
- Real-property sale, transfer, refinance, or award terms
- Retirement/deferred-compensation division notes
- Expanded attorney review for more detailed settlement terms
Add-ons and the court filing fee
Optional add-ons
- Full-service court filing and service handling
- $495
- One-hour attorney consultation
- $395
With full-service filing, 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.
Court filing fee
$301
Every Oregon divorce has a court filing fee. The State of Oregon sets the amount (ORS 21.155), and the court requires it unless it waives the fee for financial need. It is a court fee, not an Unlink fee.
- If you file yourself
- You pay the court filing fee directly to the court when you file. It is not an add-on, and it is never part of your Unlink charge.
- If we file for you
- The court filing fee is required. It is added to your charge along with the full-service filing fee, and we pay it to the court when we file.
- Full-service filing plus the court filing fee
- $796
Better drafting and attorney review now. Less risk of costly problems later.
What happens next
Guided Oregon interview
Answer Oregon-specific questions that adapt to your situation, with help from Sage when a hard question comes up.
Parenting plan and property division
Build your parenting schedule and property terms with tools made for the parts that are hardest to write clearly.
Attorney review
An Oregon family-law attorney reviews all of your paperwork for completeness, consistency, and alignment with what you described.
Both of you sign online
Once the review is complete, you and your spouse sign the paperwork electronically.
Filing instructions and support
Receive filing instructions for your Oregon county. Add full-service filing if you would rather we file for you.
Not the right fit if
- Contested litigation or major disagreements on custody, property, or support
- High-conflict custody disputes requiring courtroom strategy
- Urgent safety scenarios requiring immediate individualized counsel
- One spouse will not cooperate or sign the final paperwork
- Complex financial situations requiring forensic accounting or business valuation
How Unlink compares with DIY forms and hiring an attorney
DIY form sites, Unlink, and full attorney representation do different jobs at different prices. Here is what each one includes.
- Most DIY form sites cover all 50 states. Unlink is built only for Oregon.
- Form kits give you the forms. Unlink builds the parenting plan and the property terms with you.
- Most low-cost sites do not include attorney review before signature.
- Vague drafting can create conflicts that cost more to fix than they saved up front.
| Feature | DIY formsDIY form sites | Unlink LegalUnlink Legal | AttorneyTraditional attorney |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price range | $150–$500 | $1,995–$2,800 | $3,000–$10,000+ |
| Oregon-specific logic | No | Yes | Yes |
| Attorney review | No | Yes | Yes |
| Custom parenting plans | No | Yes | Yes |
| Granular property division | No | Yes | Yes |
| Guided interview support | No | Yes | Varies |
| E-signature routing | Varies | Yes | Varies |
| Court strategy & litigation | No | No | Yes |
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.
Common questions about Unlink Legal
What does attorney-reviewed mean?
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.
How long does the process take?
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.
Ready to start your Oregon divorce?
Flat-fee pricing is designed for uncontested Oregon matters where both sides already agree on the major terms.