Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce) is a way to legally end a marriage or registered domestic partnership. In Oregon the only reason you need for a divorce is that you and your spouse cannot get along. The law calls this "irreconcilable differences."
Legal Separation is an order from the court that can decide issues of property, debt, custody, parenting time, and support while the parties are still legally married.
Annulment is a way to legally void a marriage. You should speak with an attorney if you believe you have grounds for an annulment.
Parenting Education Class
You must attend Focus on Children, a parent education class, if you are the parent of a child under 18, and you are a party in a Lane County dissolution (divorce), legal separation, or legal action to establish or modify custody and/or parenting time. There is a fee for the class. Information about the fee, payment options and how to register is available at the Lane County Mediation page.