Reviewed for current 2026 law

Oregon Child Support Arrears Calculator

Project the general Oregon judgment-interest rate without replacing a ledger.

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Arrears owed

The unpaid support amount itself, before any interest.

Accrual period
How do you want to enter the period?

Estimated arrears with interest: $5,004.50

Interest of $4.50 at 0.09% simple per year (ORS 82.010).

How this estimate was computed
Line itemAmount
Arrears principalORS 82.010 — legal rate of interest (Oregon Legislature)$5,000.00
Simple interest at 0.09% per year for 12 month(s) (ORS 82.010)Oregon money judgments generally accrue 9% annual simple interest. Support-ledger timing and prior judgments should be verified before relying on a projection.ORS 82.010 — legal rate of interest (Oregon Legislature)$4.50
Arrears principal plus interestORS 82.010 — legal rate of interest (Oregon Legislature)$5,004.50

Assumptions

  • Accrual period expressed as 12 month(s); partial months prorate.

Estimate only. The court or state agency calculation controls.

Oregon arrears interest under ORS 82.010; rules last reviewed 2026-08-10.

Oregon money judgments generally earn 9%

ORS 82.010 sets the general rate and specifies simple interest unless a contract provides otherwise.

Support installment dates and any separately entered arrears judgment still control the actual ledger.

Rate
9% annuallysource
Method
Simple interestsource
Authority
ORS 82.010source

Use a dated ledger for legal totals

A single principal-and-time projection cannot reproduce installment-by-installment accrual and payments.

What this estimate includes

  • 9% simple projection

What it leaves out

  • Installment dates
  • Payment allocation
  • Fees and credits

Oregon arrears calculator FAQs

What rate does this use?

The general 9% Oregon judgment rate.

Is it compounded?

The statute generally specifies simple interest.

Does every balance share one start date?

No.

Can payments change interest?

Yes.

Does this certify arrears?

No.

Should an older judgment be checked?

Yes.

Official sources

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