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SLR 11.022 — Waiver of Jurisdiction on Juveniles for Traffic, Boating and Game Violations
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 27–28 · 2026
11.022 Waiver of Jurisdiction on Juveniles for Traffic, Boating and Game Violations Pursuant to Presiding Judge Order 22-11 all cases involving a juvenile and an alleged violation of the Oregon Vehicle Code, Municipal traffic laws and any Oregon boating and/or game laws, are waived into Jackson Circuit Court, Jackson Justice Court or appropriate Municipal court. Effective February 1, 2026 JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES Page 28 of 42 CHAPTER 12 - CIVIL MEDIATION
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SLR 8.011 — Mediation of Child Custody and Parenting Time
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17–19 · 2026
8.011 Mediation of Child Custody and Parenting Time (1) In any domestic relations suit involving a contest over custody or parenting time of children, the parties shall make themselves available to the court’s mediation service. A notice from the mediation service must be filed with the court stating that the parties have cooperated, and the mediation has been unsuccessful before a trial or hearing on the merits is to be held. (2) The parties may select, by stipulation, a private mediator. The parties shall directly contract with the private mediator and be responsible for payment of the mediator’s fees. If independent mediation is selected, a written stipulation indicating the name of the mediator shall be filled with the court. (3) A case filed in the Jackson County Circuit Court remains under the jurisdiction of that court in all phases of the proceedings, including mediation. Any agreement of the parties reached as a result of mediation for which court enforcement may be sought mus…
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SLR 9.076 — Non-Professional Fiduciary Educational Program
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 22–23 · 2026
9.076 Non-Professional Fiduciary Educational Program (1) The following court appointed non-professional fiduciaries are subject to this rule: (a) Any guardian or conservator appointed pursuant to ORS Chapter 125 on or after September 1, 2022. (b) Any personal representative appointed pursuant to ORS Chapter 113 on or after September 1, 2022. (c) Any trustee appointed pursuant to ORS Chapter 130 on or after September 1, 2022. (d) Any non-professional fiduciary cited for a deficiency in the handling of fiduciary duties pursuant to the show cause process. (2) All non-professional fiduciaries involved in a case described under subsection (1) above, shall: (a) Successfully complete an education class for non-professional fiduciaries with a curriculum as prescribed by the Presiding Judge of Jackson County within sixty (60) days of appointment as fiduciary by the court. (b) Register for the program no later than fifteen (15) day from appointment as fiduciary. (3) A professional fiduciary, for…
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SLR 9.162 — Protective Proceedings
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 23–25 · 2026
9.162 Protective Proceedings (1) When a petitioner seeks appointment of a guardian for an adult respondent, the petitioner shall provide the court visitor’s fee directly to the court visitor. The court visitor who shall be appointed by the court on a rotation basis, from the court’s approved list of court visitors. The court visitor will not undertake the investigation until the fee has been paid, unless the fee has been waived by an order of the court. (2) In accordance with ORS 125.155(5), reasonable compensation for a court visitor at any hearing on any objection of a fiduciary shall be $25.00. The compensation is to be paid by the objecting party prior to any hearing being set regarding the objection. (3) Within thirty (30) days after each anniversary of appointment, a guardian of a minor shall file with the court a written report. Copies of the guardian’s report must be given to those persons specified in ORS 125.060(3). The report shall be in the form prescribed by the court. Att…
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SLR 12.011 — Compensation of Mediators
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 29–30 · 2026
12.011 Compensation of Mediators (1) Payment of the mediation fee is due within 14 calendar days of notice of assignment of a mediator. Each party shall pay the mediator directly. (2) If any party fails to pay the prescribed fee within 14 calendar days of assignment, the court will exercise its authority under UTCR 1.090 to impose an appropriate sanction. Effective February 1, 2026 JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES Page 30 of 42 (3) If arbitration is requested subsequent to the appointment of a mediator, but prior to any mediation occurring, the parties shall nevertheless be required to pay the mediator a fee of $25.00 each.
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SLR 13.023 — Compensation of Arbitrators
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 31 · 2026
13.023 Compensation of Arbitrators (1) Payment of the arbitration fee is due within 14 calendar days of notice of assignment of an arbitrator. Each party must pay the assigned arbitrator directly. (2) If the plaintiff fails to pay the prescribed fee within 14 calendar days of assignment, the court may exercise its authority under UTCR 1.090 to impose an appropriate sanction, absent relief prescribed by ORS 36.420(3). (3) If the defendant fails to pay the prescribed fee within 14 calendar days of assignment, the court may exercise its authority under UTCR 1.090 to impose an appropriate sanction.
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SLR 5.062 — Stipulated or “Ex Parte” Orders
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10–11 · 2026
5.062 Stipulated or “Ex Parte” Orders (1) A stipulated or “ex parte” matter may be presented to the judge to whom the case is assigned; or, if unassigned, then to any individual judge with that judge’s permission. The presentation may be made in person by the moving party or attorney. (2) Emergency matters may be presented to a judge at any time, except as prohibited by SLR 5.062(4). (3) Stipulated or “ex parte” matters may also be left with the court clerk or any individual judge’s judicial assistant for presentation to the judge in due course. (4) The court will not entertain “ex parte” matters while on the bench other than the matter before the court for hearing. (5) “Ex parte” matters include, but are not limited to, the following: default dissolution judgments, petitions for restraining orders under the provision of any Oregon law, motions for show cause orders, waivers of marriage license waiting periods, waivers of waiting periods in domestic relations cases, default orders, and…
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SLR 8.013 — Mandatory Parent Education Program
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19–20 · 2026
8.013 Mandatory Parent Education Program (1) Jackson County has established a Parent Education program of the type authorized by ORS 3.425. All parties involved in a case that includes a child under the age of 17 years shall successfully complete a court-approved Co- Parenting Education Program. The program provides information on the impact of family restructuring on children to each person named as a party in the following types of proceedings involving minor children: (a) annulment or dissolution; (b) legal separation; (c) petition to establish custody or parenting time; and (d) post-judgment litigation involving custody or parenting time. (2) Each party who files an appearance in a proceeding of the types described above shall complete the Parent Education program prior to entry of judgment. However, if a party filing a post judgment motion to modify involving custody or parenting time has previously filed a Parenting Education Program completion certificate with the court, that pa…
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