Beaverton Municipal Court Information and Resources

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Address: 4755 SW Griffith Drive Beaverton, OR 97005

Contact Information: Phone: 503-526-2290 Fax: 503-350-4031

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Online Court Resources

Explore a range of resources available for Beaverton Municipal Court and online resources applicable to courts in Washington County, Oregon, and throughout the state.

Published Opinions and Orders

Access published opinions and orders.

Search the Oregon Attorney General’s formal and informal opinions. Opinion summaries are also available.

View and download Oregon court forms, including those for civil, criminal, probate, family law, and Tax Court. Some statewide forms are offered in multiple languages.

Online Fine Payments

Pay Beaverton Municipal Court fines using your citation number, docket number, name, or vehicle information. Payment options are available for citations, parking violations, and red-light running tickets.

  • Learn about your rights as a defendant in Beaverton Municipal Court.
  • Find information on DUII (Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants) charges, plea options, and the DUII diversion program.
  • Discover how to expunge arrest and conviction records in Beaverton Municipal Court.
  • Access local rules specific to Beaverton Municipal Court.
  • Get information about traffic violations in Beaverton, including ticketing, payment, suspensions, traffic school diversion, and youth offender programs.

Beaverton Victim Services

The Beaverton City Attorney’s Office provides information about crime victims’ rights, the Victim Impact Statement, restitution, civil compromise, and criminal procedure.

Expungement of Criminal Records

Learn about the process of expunging adult or juvenile criminal records from the Oregon State Bar.

Child Support Services

The Oregon Child Support Program offers information about child support, applications, paternity establishment, child support orders, modification of orders, locating parents, and enforcement. Additional online resources are available.

Family Law Information

Access information regarding Oregon family law matters, including custody and parenting, child and spousal support, paternity, adoption, divorce, mediation, temporary orders, domestic violence resources, and protective orders.

Find legal information from the Oregon State Bar Association organized by topic and available in multiple languages. Topics include bankruptcy, consumer, criminal, employment, family, juvenile, and immigration law.

Oregon State Bar – Pro Se (Self Representation) Guidance

The Oregon State Bar offers guidance for individuals representing themselves in restraining orders, small claims, and summary dissolution of marriage proceedings.

Self-Help Resources

Visit the Oregon Courts Self-Help Center, providing do-it-yourself legal help, family law information, links to state law, court rules, forms, and other online resources.

State of Oregon Law Library

The State of Oregon Law Library offers a searchable online catalog, court opinions, briefs, research materials, and a variety of legal resources.

Traffic and Motor Vehicle Information

The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles offers links to information about drivers and vehicles, including licensing, personal and commercial vehicle registration, identity and residency requirements, and insurance coverage. You can also find statewide office locations, hours, services, and online forms.

  • Explore Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings and the process for investigating attorney conduct and ethics complaints by the Oregon State Bar.
  • Access attorney discipline records and Rules of Professional Responsibility and Conduct.
  • Search the Oregon Bar Association directory for member attorneys and find legal assistance through the Lawyer Referral Service, which includes free, low-cost, and active military member programs. Translation services are available, and you can access referral and eligibility application forms.