Oregon § 106.345 Equivalency of privileges, immunities, rights, benefits and responsibilities

Oregon Statutes

§ 106.345 — Equivalency of privileges, immunities, rights, benefits and responsibilities

Oregon § 106.345

Vol.3

Title 11Domestic Relations

Ch. 106Marriage; Domestic Partnership

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 106.345 (2026).

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It is the policy of this state that:

(1)Any privilege, immunity, right or benefit granted by statute, administrative or court rule, policy, common law or any other law to an individual because the individual is or was married to an individual of a different sex, is granted on equivalent terms, substantive and procedural, to an individual who is or was married to an individual of the same sex.

(2)Any responsibility imposed by statute, administrative or court rule, policy, common law or any other law on an individual because the individual is or was married to an individual of a different sex, is imposed on equivalent terms, substantive and procedural, to an individual who is or was married to an individual of the same sex.

(3)Any privilege, immunity, right, benefit or responsibility gran

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It is the policy of this state that:
(1) Any privilege, immunity, right or benefit granted by statute, administrative or court rule, policy, common law or any other law to an individual because the individual is or was married to an individual of a different sex, is granted on equivalent terms, substantive and procedural, to an individual who is or was married to an individual of the same sex.
(2) Any responsibility imposed by statute, administrative or court rule, policy, common law or any other law on an individual because the individual is or was married to an individual of a different sex, is imposed on equivalent terms, substantive and procedural, to an individual who is or was married to an individual of the same sex.
(3) Any privilege, immunity, right, benefit or responsibility granted or imposed by statute, administrative or court rule, policy, common law or any other law to or on a married individual with respect to a child of either of the individuals in the marriage is granted or imposed on equivalent terms, substantive and procedural, to all individuals in any marriage without regard to whether the individuals in the marriage are of different sex or of the same sex.