Oregon Domestic violence early termination

Domestic violence early termination in Oregon

In Oregon, a tenant who is a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, bias crime or stalking can be released from the rental agreement, along with immediate family members, by giving the landlord at least 14 days' written notice with verification (a protective order, police report, conviction or a qualified third-party statement) showing a valid protective order or victimization within the past 90 days. Statute text: "If a tenant gives a landlord at least 14 days written notice, and the notice so requests, the landlord shall release the tenant and any immediate family member of the tenant from the rental agreement." (ORS 90.453(2)).

Verified Source: ORS 90.453(2) · last checked 2026-10-18