The Oregon Statement For Costs And Disbursements is a document used in Oregon court proceedings to itemize the costs and disbursements of a party's attorney's fees and costs. This document is typically submitted to the court after a case has been resolved. It includes a detailed list of each item or service for which payment is requested, the cost of each item, the amount of any deposit or advance payment, the total amount of costs and disbursements claimed, and the party filing the statement's signature. It also includes an itemized list of any costs and disbursements not yet requested or received, as well as any unpaid costs and disbursements. The two main types of Oregon Statements For Costs And Disbursements are the Initial Statement and the Final Statement. The Initial Statement is filed when the action is first filed in court, and it includes all costs and disbursements incurred up to that point. The Final Statement is filed at the end of the case and includes all costs and disbursements incurred from the date of filing the Initial Statement until the case is concluded.