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SLR 12.211 — MEDIATION CONCLUSION
Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 13 · 2026
12.211 MEDIATION CONCLUSION 1) Mediation shall be concluded in a prompt manner without undue delay of the court proceedings. All cases assigned to mediation must conclude mediation within 90 days of assignment, unless otherwise ordered by the court. The mediator shall file with the court a notice that mediation was successful or unsuccessful. 2) If the parties come to an agreement in mediation the written mediated agreement shall be attached to or the terms restated in the judgment and presented to the court.
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SLR 12.221 — MEDIATION WHERE POWER IMBALANCE EXISTS
Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 13 · 2026
12.221 MEDIATION WHERE POWER IMBALANCE EXISTS 1) Where there is a restraining order between the parties, a history of domestic violence or abuse, an extreme imbalance in the power relationship between the parties or other reason to believe tha t m ediation may be inappropriate, a party may contact the assigned mediator to request that the parties meet with the mediator separately, the presence of a support person during mediation, telephonic mediation, or another remedy. A mediator may exclude a support person from a session if the support person disrupts the process of mediation. 2) The mediator may arrange separate sessions, require telephonic mediation, or terminate mediation at any time if the mediator believes that issues of violence, abuse, threatening behavior, manipulation, or power imbalance make further mediation inappropriate. In any telephonic mediation, both parties will participate by telephone. NOTE: the privacy of records and confidentiality of communications in mediati…
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SLR 2.031 — MEDIATOR QUALIFICATIONS
Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 11–12 · 2026
2.031 MEDIATOR QUALIFICATIONS To qualify as a court-approved mediator, a person must: 1) Sign and file an application with the Court. 2) Be approved by the Presiding Judge. 3) Be approved by the County Court. 12. 151 MATTERS SUBJECT TO MEDIATION 1) Mandatory Mediation: a) Any matter described in ORS 107.765 and any other proceedings where child custody or a parenting plan is at issue, unless otherwise exempted by law, shall be subject to mandatory mediation. The court will not consider any contested parenting plan issues in a proceedin g t hat results in a final judgment or order, unless it is notified by a mediator that the matter h as proceeded through mediation in accordance with these rules. Request for prejudgment custody and parenting plan orders under ORS 107.095 are not subject to mandatory mediation, but mediation will be ordered on the joint request of the parties. b) Mediation is mandatory because mediation allows for a customized, workable agreement and reduces the damage t…
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SLR 12.161 — CONTROL AGREEMENTS
Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 12–13 · 2026
12.161 CONTROL AGREEMENTS A domestic relations case filed in Circuit Court remains subject to the control of the Circuit Court during mediation. The court which refers a case to mediation may set in its referral order the limits of the mediator’s scope of authority in the case. Any agreements of the parties reached as a result of mediation for which court enforcement may be sought must be presented to the court in judgment form. The court shall retain final authority to accept, modify or reject the agreement. In order to preserve and prompt the integrity of mediation as a dispute resolution technique, the court shall consider and may include all reasonable agreements reached by the parties in formulating its judgment in the case. 12. 171 REFERRAL TO MEDIATION When the parties have not requested mediation, but it appears that parenting plan/custody issues are part of a proceeding that will result in a final judgment or order, the court shall refer the matter to mediation. “At issue” mea…
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SLR 6.061 — JURY INSTRUCTIONS
Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 4–5 · 2026
6.061 JURY INSTRUCTIONS 1) In addition to filing the instructions, an attorney or party shall send instructions to jury.instructions.JD24@ojd.state.us in Microsoft Word format and in jury-ready form that excludes reference to citations or instruction numbers. 2) Draft written instructions and verdict form shall be submitted to the court than two judicial days, pri or to the start of trial. 3) Nothing in this rule prevents the parties from requesting additional or modified instructions at the trial as required by the facts or law. CHAPTER 7 CASE MANAGMENT AND CALENDARING _7.011 DATES FOR APPEARANCE 1) Dates for Hearing on Motions: The Trial Court Administrator will set hearing dates and advise the parties in writing by regular or electronic mail. 2) Dates for Hearing on Orders to Show Cause: The initial date set for appearance on orders to show cause shall be set forth therein and the order shall be personally served on the person ordered to appear. If there is no appearance as ordered,…
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Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 3 · 2026
Page 3 of 14 – 24th Judicial District Supplemental Local Rules – effective February 1, 2026 CHAPTER 3 DECORUM IN PROCEEDINGS 3 .181 MEDIA OR OTHER PUBLIC ACCESS COVERAGE OF COURT EVENTS Media or public access coverage is prohibited in the hallways outside of any courtroom or court office. Upon request, on a case-by-case basis, the court will consider designating an area outside of the courtrooms and court areas for media and public access coverage. Any media or public access coverage requesting permission for electronic recording or electronic writing, including over video conference, whether via internet or other platform, shall submit a written request through the court staff email, and is subject to approval by the court. C HAPTER 6 TRIALS
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SLR 8.021 — TEMPORARY SUPPORT MOTIONS
Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 6–9 · 2026
8.021 TEMPORARY SUPPORT MOTIONS 1) Temporary relief motions for temporary child and spousal support filed pursuant to ORS 107.095(1)(a) and (b) and other motions for temporary financial orders filed pursuant to ORS 107.095(1)(f) shall be determined without testimony (unless otherwise ordered by the court) based on the affidavits of the parties and their uniform support declarations. Such motions shall be filed separately from other temporary relief motions. In any case involving temporary child support, the affidavits filed by the parties shall include a child support computation worksheet. When the matter is ready for decision, the moving party shall notify the court. Page 7 of 14 – 24th Judicial District Supplemental Local Rules – effective February 1, 2026 2) Responsive pleadings should be filed and distinctly respond to each filed temporary support motion requesting relief. _8.051 EXPEDITED PARENTING TIME MOTIONS (ORS 107.434) 1) Proceedings to enforce parenting time pursuant to OR…
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SLR 1.101 — PERSONAL APPEARANCE REQUIRED
Grant, Harney County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10 · 2026
1.101 PERSONAL APPEARANCE REQUIRED In all termination and dependency cases, parent(s) and any guardian(s) shall be served a summons to personally appear at a time and place specified to answer the petition. The parents(s) and any guardian(s) must personally appear in court at the time and date specified in the summons. A written appearance shall not be permitted. A parent or guardian may make written application to the court for their personal appearance by telephone or video conferencing in extraordinary circumstances; however, the written application must be filed with the court two (2) days prior to the time scheduled for the parent’s or guardian’s personal appearance. The parent must make written application including the person’s current residence address, mailing address, telephone number, and the person’s acknowledgment that it is their obligation to initiate/place the telephone or video conferencing call to the court at the time scheduled for their appearance. 1
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