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Laws current as of July 8, 2024

How do I get an extreme risk protection order?

The steps to get an extreme risk protective order are similar to the steps to get a domestic violence restraining order but you will fill out different forms.

Your petition for an extreme risk protection order must include:

  • your signed, written sworn statement (affidavit);
  • your oral statement given under oath; or
  • any witness’s oral statement given under oath.1

1 O.R.S. § 166.527(3)

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