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Oregon Alimony Rules Guide
Organize the statutory evidence for Oregon’s three support categories.
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No statewide dollar formula
No invented award amount
No responsible dollar estimate is available
OR sets alimony by judicial discretion; there is no statutory formula. Courts weigh the enumerated factors below.
Factors the court weighs instead
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ORS 107.105(1)(d)(A)-(C)
Duration limits
- Transitional: Education or training needed for workforce reentry or advancement.
- Compensatory: A just and equitable award recognizing a significant contribution to the other party’s earning capacity.
- Maintenance: Support for a specified or indefinite period based on the statutory factors.
ORS 107.105(1)(d)
Assumptions
- This tool does not estimate a dollar amount for discretionary states: any number would be invented.
- Oregon requires the judgment to designate the support category and findings; it publishes no mandatory statewide amount formula.
Official sources
Estimate only. The court or state agency calculation controls.
Oregon alimony under ORS 107.105(1)(d).
Oregon uses three spousal-support categories
A judgment must designate transitional, compensatory, maintenance support, or a combination.
The court makes findings under the factors for each selected category; no mandatory statewide amount formula exists.
Match evidence to the requested category
Training needs, career contributions, and long-term maintenance address different statutory purposes.
What this estimate includes
- Category-specific factor framework
What it leaves out
- Fabricated dollar award
- Outcome prediction
- Tax advice
Oregon spousal support calculator FAQs
What is transitional support?
Support for education or training toward workforce reentry or advancement.
What is compensatory support?
A just award recognizing a significant contribution to the other party’s earning capacity.
What is maintenance?
A contribution to support for a specified or indefinite period.
Can categories be combined?
Yes.
Must the court make findings?
Yes, for the relevant factors.
Is there a statewide formula?
No.
Official sources
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- ORS 107.105 — provisions of judgment and spousal support
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