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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Oregon small claims court limit?

Oregon small claims court handles cases up to $10,000. For amounts over $10,000, you must file in circuit court.

How do I file a small claims case in Oregon?

File a claim form at your county courthouse, pay the filing fee, and the court will schedule a hearing. You must serve the defendant at least 14 days before the hearing.

What evidence do I need for small claims court?

Bring contracts, receipts, photos, text messages, emails, and any written communication. Witnesses can also testify on your behalf.

Can I have a lawyer in Oregon small claims court?

No. Oregon law (ORS 46.415) does not allow attorneys to represent parties in small claims court. You must represent yourself.

What happens if I win in small claims court?

The court issues a judgment. If the defendant doesn't pay voluntarily, you can garnish wages, place liens on property, or use other collection methods.