Oregon Instructions for Filing an Adversary Proceeding Complaint is a set of instructions for filing a legal complaint in Oregon courts. This document is designed to help the plaintiff (the person filing the lawsuit) properly file their adversary proceeding complaint with the court. It outlines the required documents, the procedure for filing the complaint, the court fee and the timeline for responding to the complaint. There are two types of Oregon Instructions for Filing an Adversary Proceeding Complaint: 1) The General Adversary Proceeding Complaint and 2) The Limited Adversary Proceeding Complaint. The General Adversary Proceeding Complaint is used to initiate a lawsuit against an individual or business. It must include a statement of the facts, a list of the claims that are being made, and any supporting documents. The fee for filing this type of complaint is $250. The Limited Adversary Proceeding Complaint is used when the plaintiff is not seeking monetary damages, but only a declaratory judgment or injunctive relief. It must include a statement of the facts, a list of the claims being made, and any supporting documents. The fee for filing this type of complaint is $25. Once the complaint has been filed, the plaintiff must serve the complaint on the defendant within 30 days of filing it. The defendant then has 20 days to respond to the complaint. If the defendant does not respond, the plaintiff can file a motion for default judgment. Oregon Instructions for Filing an Adversary Proceeding Complaint is a helpful document for anyone looking to file a lawsuit in Oregon. It provides clear guidelines on how to properly file a complaint and outlines the timeline and fees associated with filing the complaint.