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Select the type of document you need. Not sure where to start? For guardianship cases, try “Participate” to get your foot in the door.

Guardianship Filings

Fight back against abusive or negligent guardianships. These filings give you a voice in court.

Participate

Ask the court for permission to be heard in a guardianship case. This is the first step — you need this before filing anything else.

ORS 125.075(3)

Object

File a formal objection to something the guardian is doing or proposing. Speak up before the court approves it.

ORS 125.075(2)

Submit Evidence

Ask the court to accept evidence or testimony that is relevant to the protected person's welfare.

ORS 125.075(3)

Remove Guardian

Petition the court to change or terminate the guardianship arrangement. This is a serious filing that requires strong evidence of misconduct or failure.

ORS 125.090

New Guardian

Propose a specific person as a replacement guardian. This typically accompanies a motion to remove the current guardian.

ORS 125.055

Disqualify Judge

Ask that the judge be removed from your case for bias, conflict of interest, or because the judge is a material witness. Oregon law requires the judge to step aside when impartiality is reasonably questioned.

ORS 14.210

Challenge Accounting

Object to the guardian's final financial report before the court closes the case. This is your last chance to challenge how money was spent.

ORS 125.475

Appeals & Extraordinary Writs

Challenge court decisions or compel government action when officials refuse to do their jobs.

Mandamus

Compel a government official or agency to perform a legal duty they are refusing to do. Used when someone in power ignores the law and there is no other adequate remedy.

ORS 34.110

Appeal

File a formal notice that you are appealing a circuit court decision to the Oregon Court of Appeals. This must be filed within 30 days of the judgment.

ORS 19.255

Elder Abuse Protection

Protect vulnerable adults from physical, financial, or emotional abuse.

Elder Abuse Protection

Seek a court order to protect an elderly person (65+) or vulnerable adult from abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation. The court can order the abuser to stay away and stop all contact.

ORS 124.005

Probate & Estate

Hold personal representatives accountable and challenge suspicious wills or estate actions.

Challenge Estate Accounting

Object to how the personal representative is handling the estate's money. Challenge suspicious expenses, missing assets, or unauthorized distributions.

ORS 116.083

Remove PR

Ask the court to remove the personal representative for misconduct, waste, conflict of interest, or failure to perform their duties.

ORS 114.225

Contest Will

Challenge the validity of a will based on lack of mental capacity, undue influence, fraud, or improper execution. Must be filed within the statutory period.

ORS 113.075

Attorney Discipline (BAR Complaints)

Report attorney misconduct to the Oregon State Bar. 90% of complaints are dismissed — these tools help you beat those odds.

BAR Complaint

Report attorney misconduct to the Oregon State Bar. The CAO screens all complaints — yours must show a specific RPC violation backed by evidence, not just bad service. Over 50% are dismissed at this stage.

BR 2.5 / ORS 9.527

Appeal CAO Dismissal

When the CAO dismisses your complaint (and they usually do), you have the right to appeal to the OSB General Counsel under BR 2.5(c). This is your ONE shot at the CAO level — the General Counsel’s decision is final. If GC agrees misconduct may exist, the case moves to Disciplinary Counsel for formal investigation.

BR 2.5(c)

Contest DCO to SPRB

Different track from the GC appeal above. If your complaint made it past the CAO to Disciplinary Counsel for formal investigation and DCO then dismisses it, you can contest that dismissal to the SPRB. The SPRB reviews it like a grand jury and can authorize formal charges.

BR 2.6

Witness Complaint

You don't have to be the attorney's client to file a BAR complaint. If you witnessed misconduct as a third party — in court, in a transaction, or affecting a vulnerable person — you can and should report it.

RPC 8.3 / BR 2.5

Nursing Board Complaints

Report nurses, CNAs, or nursing staff to the Oregon State Board of Nursing for misconduct, neglect, or abuse.

Nursing Board Complaint

Report a nurse, CNA, or nursing assistant to the OSBN for abuse, neglect, drug diversion, falsifying records, or practicing beyond their scope. Anyone can file — complaints are confidential under ORS 678.126.

ORS 678.111 / ORS 678.126

Judicial Fitness Complaints

Report a state judge's misconduct, bias, or disability to the Commission on Judicial Fitness & Disability.

Judicial Fitness Complaint

Report a state judge or justice of the peace for bias, misconduct, disability, or violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct. The CJFD investigates judges who cannot or will not do their job fairly. Does NOT cover federal judges, municipal judges, or arbitrators.

Or. Const. Art. VII (Amended) §8 / CJC Rule 2.2

Medical Board Complaints

Report physicians, physician assistants, or acupuncturists to the Oregon Medical Board for substandard care or misconduct.

Medical Board Complaint

Report a physician, physician assistant, or acupuncturist to the OMB for substandard care, impairment, boundary violations, prescribing issues, or unprofessional conduct. Good faith complainants are protected from civil liability under ORS 677.335.

ORS 677.190 / ORS 677.335

Public Records & AG Petitions

Request public records from state agencies and petition the Attorney General when they refuse to comply.

Records Request

Send a formal public records request to any Oregon state agency (DHS, OHA, DOJ, etc.). Under ORS 192.324, agencies must respond within 5 business days. If they deny your request, you can petition the Attorney General to order production.

ORS 192.324 / ORS 192.329

AG Petition to Compel

When a state agency denies your records request or fails to respond, petition the Oregon Attorney General under ORS 192.411. The AG must decide within 7 days. The burden is on the AGENCY to prove the records are exempt. Agencies can be fined $200/day for undue delay.

ORS 192.407 / ORS 192.411

Important Disclaimer

This tool helps you format your own words into court-ready documents. It does not provide legal advice. Every case is different. Consider consulting with an attorney if your situation involves complex legal issues. Oregon allows you to represent yourself (pro se) in court — these tools help you do it effectively.

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