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On our Oregon Restraining Orders page, we updated the following three questions based on 2024 legislative changes that mean that petitions due to domestic violence, stalking, sexual abuse, and elder abuse can now also be filed in the county where the abuse happened:
On our Oregon Restraining Orders page, we updated three questions regarding where petitions can be filed.
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