Bankruptcy in Oregon

Oregon ( OR)
Average: $2,800
Last Updated: Mar 2026
Low Estimate
$1,200
Simple / Uncontested Cases
Average Cost
$2,800
Typical Bankruptcy Case
High Estimate
$6,000
Complex / Contested Cases
Cost Component Low Average High
Attorney Hourly Rate $200/hr $275/hr $450/hr
Total Cost Estimate $1,200 $2,800 $6,000
Court Filing Fee $338

What to Know About Bankruptcy Costs in Oregon

Oregon has a single bankruptcy district. Chapter 7 fees range $1,200-$2,200, Chapter 13 costs $2,800-$6,000. Oregon exemptions include a $40,000 homestead exemption ($50,000 if both spouses file), $3,000 motor vehicle, and generous personal property exemptions. Oregon allows only state exemptions. Portland area filings dominate the district. Oregon has above-average exemptions for household items and tools of trade. The state's high cost of living in Portland drives significant consumer bankruptcy.

Sources: United States Courts (uscourts.gov) - Ch.7: $338, Ch.13: $313

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